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I looked it up and it says laziness, hair loss, but don't all bullies have these symptoms? I'm confused. Has anyone had this problem? Please reassure me my bullie is okay. Thanks!
Submitted by LDeLeo on December 31, 2009 - 6:41am.
an accurate reading in the full panel that they send off to the lab, it's expensive but worth it. Some of his symptoms sounds just like Angel. Chronic ear problems, shedding, lazy, etc. They did just take her off of them for a short time to see if she really needed them and we put her back on them the other day, her labs came back low after sending off the test.
Submitted by LDeLeo on December 30, 2009 - 10:14pm.
They both take two pills a day one on the am and one in the pm. My Dallas's symptoms were dull coat, slick feel on his underbelly, always cold to the touch. Big weight gain for him. Since the meds his coat is great, no longer cold, has alot of energy and has lost all the weight. He is on .8 mcg of LThyoxine. Angel is on . and she did have the same symptoms as Dallas, just sleeping alot and appetite changes.
Submitted by Kathy Chester N... on December 29, 2009 - 10:28pm.
her symptoms were a greasy feeling coat, overweight, not much energy. The blood test will tell where the TSH is. If it's anywhere near borderline, see if they will put her on a low dose anyway, it will probably help.
Submitted by ammamom2007 (not verified) on December 29, 2009 - 7:07pm.
my Rocky was and still is lazy and sheds something awefull, I was told to have his thyroid checked which I did and it came back normal, but I noticed when my boy si feeling off he sheds more, so I know when his ears are bothering him or his belly is itchy, good luck
Submitted by right108 (not verified) on December 29, 2009 - 7:03pm.
I have a lab that is on thyroid RX, her main symptom was the gaging and coughing, she is not lazy and has a wonderful coat, no other symptoms. Vet blood draw will tell where your dog is. I maintain her with one pill per day. She will be 12 in May.
Penny he could be on the low side of normal the only way to get
an accurate reading in the full panel that they send off to the lab, it's expensive but worth it. Some of his symptoms sounds just like Angel. Chronic ear problems, shedding, lazy, etc. They did just take her off of them for a short time to see if she really needed them and we put her back on them the other day, her labs came back low after sending off the test.
I have two shar-pei on thyroid meds
They both take two pills a day one on the am and one in the pm. My Dallas's symptoms were dull coat, slick feel on his underbelly, always cold to the touch. Big weight gain for him. Since the meds his coat is great, no longer cold, has alot of energy and has lost all the weight. He is on .8 mcg of LThyoxine. Angel is on . and she did have the same symptoms as Dallas, just sleeping alot and appetite changes.
Our old rescue girl had thyroid problems and...
her symptoms were a greasy feeling coat, overweight, not much energy. The blood test will tell where the TSH is. If it's anywhere near borderline, see if they will put her on a low dose anyway, it will probably help.
Kathy, Ollie and Chester
a simple inexpensive bllood test will tell you
my Rocky was and still is lazy and sheds something awefull, I was told to have his thyroid checked which I did and it came back normal, but I noticed when my boy si feeling off he sheds more, so I know when his ears are bothering him or his belly is itchy, good luck
symptoms
I have a lab that is on thyroid RX, her main symptom was the gaging and coughing, she is not lazy and has a wonderful coat, no other symptoms. Vet blood draw will tell where your dog is. I maintain her with one pill per day. She will be 12 in May.