Re: Sparky

Posted by: Linda Cranford
Posted on: December 31, 2001 at 06:11:30

In Reply to: Sparky
Posted by: Timmy
Posted on: December 30, 2001 at 20:48:48

Question:

: Sparky does not shake when he is resting. However, after he has been outside to the bathroom or has been walking around alot, he then begins to shake. It seems to have decreased since yesterday. Can you tell me why you think this is happening.

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Hi Timmy,
I am sorry but there isn't much we can tell you without seeing the dog, and as Sheryl said you need to get this dog back to the Vet.

I live in a very small town also, and I have to go the the next largest town to the emergency Vet, when I have a problem. I am sure that there is a Vet somewhere and all Vets have to have emergency numbers. Please take your dog to the nearest Vet. Being hit by a car I am sure is very upsetting to your dog and to you but without seeing your dog there isn't any way to help you.
Regards,
LInda