Caring for a very Poorly Dog

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Dave Hounddriver
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Just now, WHIPPING BOY said:

It is advisable to let your vet perform an autopsy in such cases.

That is an interesting idea.  I wonder if there are any vets in Philippines who could perform an autopsy and actually have a clue what they were doing.  I have not heard of such a thing here.

Sometimes it is best to let a treasured pet rest in peace.  Nothing would change the fact he has passed, but that is just one man's opinion.  I hope Jack's family can move on from this and they have my sympathies.

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WHIPPING BOY
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I'm pretty sure a local vet would know the answer to that.

I recommend it , even though I of course agree it could be upsetting to the owner, it's the only way to get to the actual cause of death.

And if it's what I suspect, or pretty much many other diseases effective preventative measures can be taken to safe guard the other animals on the property or even in the area.

I am ''still'' awaiting replies from Philippines vets as to the recommended and legally required vaccinations. Where upon I will put up the info together with some medications I've found effective in several tropical and sub tropical countries.

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