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my dog triped on somthing last night and her front wrist has swollen [bANNED TEXT] up i dont think its broken, do you think a good long rest mite fix it or is she best taken to the vets she cant walk on it, but does sort of atempt to put weight on it. i just cant aford another vet bill but want whats best for the dog what would you do in this situation?

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Firstly.............. if you're dogs suffering, then get it seen immediately..............no excuses

 

secondly........... vets bills come part and parcel of owning dogs.............perhaps you ought to look at pet insurance...... its only about £6 a week.

 

A dogs not like a car that you can garage until you can afford to get it fixed.............the dogs serves you well..........give it the same respect...........

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good at getting help on here isnt it josh :blink: ....look mate treat it like you would treat our own wrist :yes: icey water helps reduce the swelling ...do it regular :yes: rest it.. only lead walks till she is putting it down properly ..it will proberly need a good two weeks rest depending on how bad the sprain is as long as she is trying to put it down and you can move the wrist freely it proberly is only a sprain .. a support bandage will help too just make sure it isnt to tight and put it about 4" each side of the wrist to keep it straight till the swelling goes down but when you take the bandage off move the wrist about gently for a good few mintues to stop it seasing up .....good luck josh nice and steady is the key :thumbs: and plenty of rest ...

 

all the best snoop :D

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hi josh wait till the swelling goes down and get it to the vets mine did the same at a lurcher show on saturday today bill for£2500 no insurance but thats part of owning lurchers hope its ok mate

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hi josh wait till the swelling goes down and get it to the vets mine did the same at a lurcher show on saturday today bill for£2500 no insurance but thats part of owning lurchers hope its ok mate

 

 

what the f**k did the dog do and what did they do to the dog for it to cost that much ??? :icon_eek:

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No one, not even a vet can diagnose an injury without seeing the dog !!! Get it to the vets, if you can't afford vet bills, get some insurance, if you can't afford insurance, maybe you should seriously consider not having a working dog, Sorry if this is not the advice you were after, but as long as the dogs work for us, they deserve promt, proffesional treatment when injured. I hope it's nothing to serious and the dog makes a full recovery.

Cheers.

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Hope your dog recovers Mark :cry: ... One reason why I don't course my dog at shows or put her in flapping races :no: ... Good luck to your dog!

thanks mike it the father to the pups and it broke several small bones around the hock,its gone to the best surgeon?? in the country in bristol and will be back tomorrow ,its only money he gives 100%

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Hope your dog recovers Mark :cry: ... One reason why I don't course my dog at shows or put her in flapping races :no: ... Good luck to your dog!

thanks mike it the father to the pups and it broke several small bones around the hock,its gone to the best surgeon?? in the country in bristol and will be back tomorrow ,its only money he gives 100%

 

 

good luck mate thats some injury, hope your dogs on the road to recovery soon your right about the only money bit i would do anything for any of my animals because they will do anything i ask of them.

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