**Road's End Papillons- established in 2006
**We are advocates of raw-, fresh, "human-grade food" for our canine friends .
And:
we follow limited vaccination guidelines.
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Friday, April 8, 2011

Blood in your dog's stool.

If you see blood in your pet's stool , determine first what color it has.
Blood bright red is "fresh blood" (hematochezia) coming most likely from the lower intestines, as the colon , or rectum.
 The blood in the stools causes feces to appear as black and tarry most likely is the digested blood and coming from the upper intestinal tract. (Melena)
There is a variety of causes, why you find blood in your dogs stool. The range can be from minor causes,
such as dietary changes to severe cases, as parvo, and cancer.
Causes of Hematochezia (light red blood):

  • Parasites (usually the most common cause)
  • Dietary changes (dogs must be switched to new foods gradually)
  • Rectal injuries (your dog ate sticks, rocks, bones, Avoid giving cooked bones and sticks to play with. Also check the rectal area for any rectal injuries especially involving the anal glands.)





Causes of Melena

  • Tumors/Cancers
  • Blood ingestion (when your dog licked a bloody wound of his for instance, or had a bleeding mouth injury)

  • Aspirin (If your dog is on aspirin , he may develop ulcers from its use. A bleeding ulcer will typically have black, tarry stools meaning digested blood coming from the stomach. Inform your vet promptly and if your dog is on such medication, keep a watchful eye on the stools.)


Always consult your veterinarian.The article above is only for your awareness about your dogs stool and general health issues


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Thursday, April 7, 2011

Aspevall's Proud Mary (Donna Mae)

Up-dated photos of Donna Mae; about 2-5days before her due -date!!


What no to Use.

The following human medications are very poisonous for your dogs, don't even think of giving this to your pets:
ibuprofen (Nuprin, Motrin, Advil, etc.). Ibuprofen is very toxic and fatal to dogs at low doses.
Tylenol (toxic to liver.

Expecting Girls

Expecting Girls,  in April:
Road's End Nana
Road's End Ore'O
Walzing Mathilda vom Cavalierchen (German Import)

Road's End Jasinthe

Aspevall's Proud Mary (Donna Mae) (Swedish Import)


10 Week old Papillon

Road's End X Tra Coco  (Girl)now 10 weeks old.


Coco 10 weeks

Monday, April 4, 2011

Road's End Papillons + Phalenes

 Springtime, Love is in the Air:


Cowboy
Kali 
Skeptic

Not sure, if I will like this.

I don't think so.

But I am re-considering.....

OK Hon, whenever you are ready....

I am certainly worth it!!

Wish us fun!! 
(Both dogs are half Phalene + half Papillon)








 






10 Week old Papillon

Wonderful shots from our X Tra Fino, taken by her new dad Burd, from California.
We miss you Fino.

X Tra Fino @ 10 Weeks