Should have stayed in bed

by Guest Wed Apr 06 2011, 20:34

Today as been the worst day eva first the specialist clinic we taking Milly on Monday want payment upfront then we will have to claim it back from insurance and then the car failed its MOT £400.00 to put right ffs wish I had stayed in bed..

by **janey** Wed Apr 06 2011, 20:41

I know it won't solve anything, but have a drink, makes things look better, for now anyway! Tomorrows another day, things come in threes and you've had your share!

Do your vets take installments? Some will come to an arangment.

by Guest Wed Apr 06 2011, 20:44

Whats Milly seeing the specialist for Tracie

by Guest Wed Apr 06 2011, 20:48

janey wrote:I know it won't solve anything, but have a drink, makes things look better, for now anyway! Tomorrows another day, things come in threes and you've had your share!

Do your vets take installments? Some will come to an arangment.

No Janey so that a bummer got to find £200 for Monday

Marty wrote:Whats Milly seeing the specialist for Tracie

For her skin marty it no better so vet sending her to Rutland House to a dermatologist

by Guest Wed Apr 06 2011, 20:50

Hope it gets sorted quickly and easily

by Guest Wed Apr 06 2011, 20:51

Me to Marty she is so so healthy in everyother way she has got energy to burn and is eating really well it is a pain

by Guest Wed Apr 06 2011, 20:54

Samson had some skin problems but luckily a change of food sorted his out, i'm sure they'll do some skin scrapes and run some tests and come up with a solution

by **janey** Wed Apr 06 2011, 20:58

They did all that with my first and never found a solution, she grew out of it. How much is the specialist, and does the insurance cover that too, at least you'll get it back in the long run.

by Guest Wed Apr 06 2011, 21:01

Marty wrote:Samson had some skin problems but luckily a change of food sorted his out, i'm sure they'll do some skin scrapes and run some tests and come up with a solution

Hers is just under her armpits her coat is really good condition she has had scrapes etc i am convinced it is Dermodex cos she got a little bald spot just appeard on her head but my vet said she can see mites but no more than expected

by **gem** Wed Apr 06 2011, 21:14

Tracie-Milly-Moos Mum wrote:
Marty wrote:Samson had some skin problems but luckily a change of food sorted his out, i'm sure they'll do some skin scrapes and run some tests and come up with a solution

Hers is just under her armpits her coat is really good condition she has had scrapes etc i am convinced it is Dermodex cos she got a little bald spot just appeard on her head but my vet said she can see mites but no more than expected

You know something called (maleseb) I hope ive spelled it correct and I cant remember if I got it for the horses or the dogs all I know is my boy started to scratch himself under the armpits and they went lumpy and raw its a product you put on make a lather and wash off after 10 mins. Anyway I did it and the irritation stopped and then before a walk I put on vaseline as a barrier against grass irritation and it cleared up no problem.
Iused it on one of the horses she had rubbed her mane out nearly and it was all weeping and scabby did it with that and it cleared it.
Just thought Id mention it in case you get no joy on friday and it maybe worth a try Big Grin