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I’m very pregnant and in the past month or so, my Beagle has been pooping on the floor in the middle of the night. I have 3 dogs and I know it is her because she has had other problems and has very bad food allergies. She has a dog door that she can go out, and we’ve had her for 2 years and she’s never deliberately pooped on the floor. The other night we were watching a movie and she squatted right in front of the TV to pee. I don’t understand why she is behaving like this. I love her to death, but with the baby coming anyday I am not going to be able to deal with her behavior. It’s getting to the point where I’m going to have to give her away, and the idea breaks my heart. HELP PLEASE!?!?!?!?!
She isn’t pregnant because I got her fixed a few months ago. She’s only 2 years old so I dont think she’s getting too old. She uses the dog door all the time….she runs out it to bark at the neighbors dogs and she doesnt poop on the floor during the day, only at night. I’ve had plenty of blood tests run on her, thats how we figured out that she had food allergies, and she is on special vet approved dog food. Kidney failure would result in peeing on the floor wouldn’t it? And it doesnt make sense why she’d be afraid of the dog door when she is perfectly capable of going outside during the day.

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i ask this as i have seen a few ppl whose dogs have got a skin compliant and the vet prescribing pred … drug to treat this SKIN complaint
i have noticed i few ppl on here that actually confirming what i already thought 10 yrs ago , that a dog that has been done get this itchy red “round” rash , normally on there belly,and near the genitalia
it start of like , a dotted red rash , that looks like a ring , and gradually speads, all over the body
sometimes accompanied with a ear infection?
does your dog suffer in this way ? has it been done ?
please only answer this q if your dog gets the rash .,
ppl that read but dont answer please star , as it something we all should be aware of , this , red ring rash , , i been told it a pollen allergy , < as if > sweat rash ,, hmm maybe
but i have noticed it more on dogs that have been “done”
i wish i could find the prevoius qusetion that was asked here, if i find it i will post it up , so you can see i not the only one wondering this !!
omg , you lot so silly , DONE = spayed , or castrated

please dont answer if your dog dont suffer with a skin complaint , i just gathering info , thank you
my dog only had 10 yrs of this complaint , we have tried food , different washes , creams, the list is endless,
I ONLY WANT TO HEAR FROM OTHER people THAT HAS A DOG WITH A SKIN COMPAINT , THANKS
oh please CANT you READ ,
i only would like to hear from ppl who own a dog with a skin compliant , i not looking for advice , only 10 yrs trying this , trying that , scrap here , core sample , ; just DONT ANSWER if your dog not got a similar problem , DONT WASTE MY TIME OR YOURS
all of these answers , totally dribble , as i not asking for advice , my vet has been giving me enough USELESS advice for last 10 yrs ,

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This has been going on for many, many, years! I have taken her to specialists, checked her for allergies, been on numerous medications (antifungal and antibiotics – you name it!) bought special shampoos, creams, ointments, ear cleansing solutions, natural, apple cider vinegar treatments, boric acid washes, and the list goes on. Her current vet thinks she is hypothyroid – looking back over records from a specialist I took her to in British Columbia Canada (we live in the states) her T4 was 9.5. My understanding is the normal range is 13-44 proving she does have low thyroid levels!! The specialist did not even mention this to me, instead wanted more expensive and elaborate tests!! Sorry for the long spill but I hate to see that my precious pet has suffered because of this so called specialist!!! My question-does anyone else have a dog diagnoised with hypothyroid? How did they respond to the medication and are there side effects?
Does anyone have a dog with similiar symptoms especially the chronic ear/skin infections? After taking meds for hypothyroid did the symptoms clear up? Is your dog much happier and energetic?
Vet prescribed soloxin .05 twice a day. He halved the regularly prescribed dose because of her age.
Hoping this will help her and not cause any medication side effects. I’m a little OCD about medication for my little dog! :)

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I have 2 dogs 50 pounds and above.The older 1 has been suffering from what the vets say is seasonal allergies and I refuse to put her on steroids again,so I have been looking for a good for the dog,dog food instead of hearing about most store brands that are killing our dogs everyday.I have her on Iams sensitive right now(for 2 weeks) but I am not sure if it is the dog food or the change in the weather or the med’s she was on over a month ago that is helping her.She is not digging at her paws anymore or her face and she has allot more energy again.She has also been on Acidophiles for the past 3 months(because I heard that helps yeast infections/ear infections).I have been doing allot of research on her problems for the last several months to try to help her without med’s.Can anyone give me insight on what is the best dog food or the best solution to the problem

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