Archived Bulldog Medical Health

Hello!

Gunther has been scooting around so much lately. I tried to express myself, but he still kept doing it. We took him to the vet tonight, and she did it, but he's still scooting!

Anything else I can do for him? She said that sometimes it's the tail pocket. He doesn't have a deep one, but I checked it and theres no guck or anything.

Any ideas on what may be causing the scooting?

Thanks
Jackie and Gunther

http://www.kinggunther.com

Wondering if anyone else's female experienced not wanting to care for pups after birth? Hershey was allowing nursing (me having to force it a lot), but she wasn't licking them, cleaning/potty them. She finally began this this past Saturday morning, a week and 2 days after pups came.

Curious to see what others have done to counter this?

Thanks!

I cleaned Chunky's tail pocket this weekend for the first time. He started licking air and got all excited like he was enjoying it. Was the most hilarious thing to watch. After I was done, he started following me like he wanted me to clean some more. Anyone else's bullie enjoys a tailpocket cleaning?

Have you gotten an answer from the vet about the ankle bumps yet? You've both been in my thoughts. =)

Hug your bulldog every day.

Link to information on the clinic and links to the forms can be found here;

http://bcahealth.homestead.com

Can someone help me with an ear cleaning solution posted here a few months ago with olive oil, tea tree oil and vit E. I made it back then and it works great but I need to make more and can't find the recipe. Thanks, Colleen

well was not planned this way.....but in the springtime of this year the vet suggested that Bella should see a behaviourist...not because of her bad issues but to see what in the world this bully is thinking..lol

she is pug obsessed.
she cleans them
even tried to let them try to nurse about a year ago

NOW shs ie even more protective..

she knows were the pugs are at...24/7 everyday
she plays with them all the time
she keeps an eye on them all the time

has anyone ever had a bulldog diagnosed with this?
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Ok I know this is kind of gross but I need some advice. My 1 1/2 year old bulldog has had really gross diarrhea for the past 2 weeks. I have tried feeding him boiled hamburg and rice and it gets better but as soon as I start giving him his regular food it starts again. I don't know what to do.

~Balu, Shadow, and Ashley

I have hardwood floors and am conserned that that may contribute to front legs/feet that are not as straight as I would like. My boy had very straight front legs in the begining but as time went on, I am unhappy with the turn of his legs.

When we got his sister, I bought rugs for her to be on and I am very happy with her legs/feet.


Does anyone think that the surface that a dog is on effects the development of their feet or legs?