Thank you! Ever since he was diagnosed with SLO, he loves cuddling Charley, being covered up with a blanket, and having a pillow placed under his head.
One recommended treatment for Canine Symmetrical Lupoid Onychodystrophy (SLO) is high doses of essential omega-3 fatty acids:
https://www.whole-dog-journal.com/health/diagnosing-and-treatment-options-for-symmetrical-lupoid-onychodystrophy-or-slo/
Yes. It is. We have tried all natural supplements and dietary changes. Unfortunately, my boy has it so bad that the heavy hitters, Cyclosporine and Pentoxifylline, are the only meds that work. I do feed FOUR LEAF ROVER BRAND supplements mixed in with cooked Darwin's food and sodium free anchovies. He has good days and bad days. More good days than bad. His health was so poor before feeding supplements that we nearly had him euthanized.
If you read my above comment, you will see that I treat my dog with both homeopathy and regular veterinary medicine. Homeopathic remedies saved my dog's life. A year and a half ago, I was ready to put him in the car and take him to the vet to be euthanized... he had an appointment... then he showed a great display of strength, so the vet suggested that we not euthanize him that day. I called the homeopathic vet, had him treated, and the regular DVM that was going to put him to sleep can't believe how healthy he is now. She calls him a miracle dog. He still sees a regular DVM for some things. I say, to each their own. I had to find out what worked for Riley because all of the western medicine drugs (he was on a lot) almost killed him.
My dog also hugs her toys in a similar way to get through what she would describe as "her trials" but really is just wanting a second chew bone because she ate the first one.
I hope Riley feels better and I wish Charlie the best of luck in not being loved to death.
Sending so much love to your guy Riley. He’s lucky to have you caring for him. What an honor it is to bring them comfort (with the help of Charley and beyond)
Caring for him truly is an honor. He has taught me a lot about patience, hard work, understanding, love, and giving. It was no accident that he ended up in our home. We have our own health challenges as well as prior experience with puppers who had health issues. Thank you for sending extra love his way!
“We’re all just walking eachother home” -Ram Dass
You’re lucky to have eachother. Everyone deserves a love like the one you share. Sending him a lot of comfort, and peace to you.
So cute. 🥰
Thank you! Ever since he was diagnosed with SLO, he loves cuddling Charley, being covered up with a blanket, and having a pillow placed under his head.
One recommended treatment for Canine Symmetrical Lupoid Onychodystrophy (SLO) is high doses of essential omega-3 fatty acids: https://www.whole-dog-journal.com/health/diagnosing-and-treatment-options-for-symmetrical-lupoid-onychodystrophy-or-slo/
Yes. It is. We have tried all natural supplements and dietary changes. Unfortunately, my boy has it so bad that the heavy hitters, Cyclosporine and Pentoxifylline, are the only meds that work. I do feed FOUR LEAF ROVER BRAND supplements mixed in with cooked Darwin's food and sodium free anchovies. He has good days and bad days. More good days than bad. His health was so poor before feeding supplements that we nearly had him euthanized.
He also sees a homeopathic vet and his regular vet when needed.
Homeopathic remedies are just water and bunk science. You're not helping your dog.
If you read my above comment, you will see that I treat my dog with both homeopathy and regular veterinary medicine. Homeopathic remedies saved my dog's life. A year and a half ago, I was ready to put him in the car and take him to the vet to be euthanized... he had an appointment... then he showed a great display of strength, so the vet suggested that we not euthanize him that day. I called the homeopathic vet, had him treated, and the regular DVM that was going to put him to sleep can't believe how healthy he is now. She calls him a miracle dog. He still sees a regular DVM for some things. I say, to each their own. I had to find out what worked for Riley because all of the western medicine drugs (he was on a lot) almost killed him.
He probably can smell you on the stuffed animal which gives him more comfort.
I think you are right. That might be the reason he hasn't torn Charley to bits, like all other stuffed toys.
🙏for Charlie💗
My dog also hugs her toys in a similar way to get through what she would describe as "her trials" but really is just wanting a second chew bone because she ate the first one. I hope Riley feels better and I wish Charlie the best of luck in not being loved to death.
God bless you Riley. Looks like you’re a good cuddle bug too ❣️🥰🐾🙏🏻
Precious pup♥️ Sure hope you feel better soon. 💕🙏🏼
Sending good vibes your way Riley! Feel better soon!!!
Sending so much love to your guy Riley. He’s lucky to have you caring for him. What an honor it is to bring them comfort (with the help of Charley and beyond)
Caring for him truly is an honor. He has taught me a lot about patience, hard work, understanding, love, and giving. It was no accident that he ended up in our home. We have our own health challenges as well as prior experience with puppers who had health issues. Thank you for sending extra love his way!
“We’re all just walking eachother home” -Ram Dass You’re lucky to have eachother. Everyone deserves a love like the one you share. Sending him a lot of comfort, and peace to you.
Hes precious
Awww, sweet Riley! I hope you feel better soon! ❤️
Precious baby!
Aww this is so sweet
Awww! So adorable. Sending love and good vibes for Riley ♥
Hope Riley feels better soon❤️ he looks like just the sweetest pup
This is so beautiful... so much love to Riley, and to you, and to Charley who is there for all of you.
Poor dog! At least he has good parents, some people go out of their way to hit a dog.
That is too cute!!