Pug With Yeast Infection?

RE: Pug With Yeast Infection? Post By dubG (Guest Post) (05/23/2008) Why did you get the Pug if you were not prepared for frequent Vet visits? It is pretty common knowledge that Pugs have various issues that require vet attention more than the average dog. This is the exact reason WHY PEOPLE SHOULD RESEARCH THE BREED BEFORE THEY COMMIT. Your pet needs vet care! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Pug With Yeast Infection? Post By baxiejack (Guest Post) (05/27/2007) Oh, take this pup to the vet. He is certainly ill. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Pug With Yeast Infection? Post By (Guest Post) (04/23/2007) TAKE HIM TO THE VET IMMEDIATELY!! WHY WOULD YOU TAKE THE RISK? YOU MIGHT WANT TO CALL THE VET AND TELL THEM THE SYMPTOMS AND THEY MAY TELL YOU WHAT IT MAY SOUND LIKE.. THEY DO HAVE CHEAP CLINICS FOR ANIMALS IN ALMOST EVERY AREA.. CALL AND ASK FOR PRICES.. ALL VETS HAVE DIFFRENT PRICES. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Pug With Yeast Infection? Post by Marfette (43) | (07/19/2005) Profile | Contact I know that Frito smell, I have smelled it on a dog I had who was very sick. It was because he had a fever and the smell comes out of the paw pads. He has some kind of infection and fever and should see the vet. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Pug With Yeast Infection? Post by fauxpaslover (69) | (07/19/2005) Profile | Contact Yes, this baby is suffering..I am sure the vet would be willing to let you pay "on time" if you explained that payment is hard for you. Please don't let the pup suffer any longer..it would be kinder to euthenize him. I am not sure of that spelling, and hate suggesting that, but it is better than letting him go on suffering. I am sorry about your trouble. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Pug With Yeast Infection? Post By ROSA (Guest Post) (07/18/2005) GET YOUR PUP TO THE VET NOW !!! HE IS SICK AND NEEDS HELP, IT JUST MIGHT BE SOMETHING SIMPLE , LIKE WORMS OR FOOD ALLERGY ! BUT PLEASE TAKE HIM TO THE VET IMMEDIATELY. HE IS SICK AND HE IS PROBABLY VERY MISERABLE ! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Pug With Yeast Infection? Post by mkymlp (187) | (07/18/2005) Contact It sounds as though he needs immediate medical care. Usually if you take your pet to the vet for a recurring problem, they shouldn't charge you as much for a follow-up visit. A pet is an expense. Many years ago, a local vet only knew basic care to treat sick pets. If they couldn't help an animal in pain, it was put down. As hard as that was, it is worse I think at the present time. Some people just can't afford it. Today with all the new technology, they can treat them for just about anything that goes wrong. The problem is that it is usually expensive. I choose not to get any more pets, and believe me, it is difficult since I have always had at least two dogs and two cats. I can't afford it anymore. I know a lot of people, especially the elderly, that are in the same situation. At the moment, we do have a nine year old dog with slight health problems. I dread the day that we have to make that decision that we can't afford to give her medical care and make that horrible decision to put her down. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Pug With Yeast Infection? Post By Linda (Guest Post) (07/18/2005) VET, immediately! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Pug With Yeast Infection? Post By Vic (Guest Post) (07/18/2005) I agree. The dog needs help from a vet. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Pug With Yeast Infection? Post By (Guest Post) (07/18/2005) You love your pet so get him to the vet as soon as you can. It doesn't sound like something you can mess around with. Ask the vet if you can set up a payment plan with him if the bill is real high. Your pet is worth it at any cost! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Pug With Yeast Infection? Post By guest (Guest Post) (07/18/2005) Consult your vet. He could have worms or a virus or allergies or anything. You won't really know unless you take him to the vet. The poor things is probably miserable if he is defecating in his kennel and has to stay in there. Also, you don't want him to get dehydrated. Report Spam or Abuse