07-26-2014, 03:20 PM
The collars would make life a lot easier. I had a friend that had a foster dog that got real sick and he dropped a lot of weight. Something to do with his intestines or stomach. I don't really remember. But he got down to skin and bones there for a while and people started throwing food into the yard for him to eat. Thinking they were helping a starving dog. But in reality they could actually have killed him. He was on a special diet and gaining weight back but my friend was always having to pick up food from the yard or take it from him. Thankfully she was home a lot and was able to catch most of the food. I don't know if she ever caught the people that were doing it or not.
Mia is doing great. She's back to her normal spastic self. No more out breaks since she's gone off all her meds back in February. I've been thinking Mia needs a tag warning that she has IMT too in addition to the Caution and No Dogs collar. Like when people have diabetes they have a bracelet or necklace that tells doctors to help treat them. Not that I ever expect her to run off but just in case. That way any vet knows not to give her any vaccines.
Mia is doing great. She's back to her normal spastic self. No more out breaks since she's gone off all her meds back in February. I've been thinking Mia needs a tag warning that she has IMT too in addition to the Caution and No Dogs collar. Like when people have diabetes they have a bracelet or necklace that tells doctors to help treat them. Not that I ever expect her to run off but just in case. That way any vet knows not to give her any vaccines.
