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Yeah we had him checked over couple of weeks ago when he was lethargic and just wanting to sleep all the time

Hi my 10 month old shih Tzu has not been eating lately he used to eat kibble but went of it so we tried another one which he eat for a wee while but then he stopped eating that so we were advised to try wet food which he was ok with for a couple of weeks but now he has stopped eating that i...

Took him to.the vet couldn't find anything wrong but just seems to be picking up by himself nearly back to same playful little man before what ever it was made him ill

I think it's advocate my vet uses it pets at home I use

Will do thanks

Ok thank you for the advice I will look into that x

He has been getting flea and worming every month since we got him do you think it would just affect him now?

Really what were the symptoms?

Vet couldn't find anything wrong but he seems to be on the up now so fingers crossed he's getting over whatever was wrong

She said urine sample if no change they will take bloods

Vet can't find anything wrong he's still trembling just wanting to sleep all the time and dragging his head/ face along carpet or ground in really worried I've to try n get urine sample xx

Vets at 10.30 for this wee man

Yes he gets it every month at vets

Yes he gets it every month

Hi all. My puppy buddy is 9 months old but the last couple of days he has been very lethargic and is also rubbing his face/head along either the carpet or ground he is also shaking/trembling 1st thing in the morning. Any ideas???

Yes they gave him food before he left he also got a tooth removed but that was Tuesday and he has been fine he also had a check up yesterday and they said he was doing great

After saying buddy been fine he now has a small amount of blood in his poo is this something we should worry about?

Well we had buddy neutered on Tuesday he has been brilliant no problems whatsoever. Thank you for the advice

It's a male we have he is 6 months old

We don't intend to breed but just not sure what she best for neutering