Comments for Greyhound Freaks http://greyhoundfreaks.com Sat, 10 Sep 2011 15:52:06 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 Comment on How Do You…Dremel Nails? by Neet little device but how does it work http://greyhoundfreaks.com/2008/11/15/how-do-youdremel-nails/comment-page-1/#comment-104 Neet little device but how does it work Sat, 10 Sep 2011 15:52:06 +0000 http://greyhoundfreaks.com/?p=251#comment-104 I used to be more than happy to find this internet-site.I wished to thanks for your time for this glorious read!! I undoubtedly having fun with every little bit of it and I've you bookmarked to check out new stuff you weblog post. I used to be more than happy to find this internet-site.I wished to thanks for your time for this glorious read!! I undoubtedly having fun with every little bit of it and I’ve you bookmarked to check out new stuff you weblog post.

]]> Comment on Options in Dealing With Corns by Fran http://greyhoundfreaks.com/2007/01/29/options-in-dealing-with-corns/comment-page-1/#comment-103 Fran Sat, 06 Aug 2011 12:28:11 +0000 http://greyhoundfreaks.com/?p=143#comment-103 Kirsty We live in Melbourne and we are using the treatment obtained from Lori Rose on my son's greyhound Edie. We are thrilled with the results and Edie is putting her full weight on her paw and her whole demeanour is back to the happy prancing dog she was. Fran Kirsty
We live in Melbourne and we are using the treatment obtained from Lori Rose on my son’s greyhound Edie. We are thrilled with the results and Edie is putting her full weight on her paw and her whole demeanour is back to the happy prancing dog she was.
Fran

]]> Comment on Options in Dealing With Corns by Kirsty Serotzki http://greyhoundfreaks.com/2007/01/29/options-in-dealing-with-corns/comment-page-1/#comment-102 Kirsty Serotzki Sat, 23 Jul 2011 05:31:12 +0000 http://greyhoundfreaks.com/?p=143#comment-102 Hi Michelle! Thanks so much - we have researched heaps and we are currently looking at getting Alice some Therapaws for her just to give her a level of comfort - we are also looking into the Dremel Drill and trying to reduce the size of them a bit. We will keep working on it - I have also contacted the Murray Ave - Thanks again for your help! Kirsty Hi Michelle!

Thanks so much – we have researched heaps and we are currently looking at getting Alice some Therapaws for her just to give her a level of comfort – we are also looking into the Dremel Drill and trying to reduce the size of them a bit. We will keep working on it – I have also contacted the Murray Ave – Thanks again for your help!

Kirsty

]]> Comment on Options in Dealing With Corns by michele http://greyhoundfreaks.com/2007/01/29/options-in-dealing-with-corns/comment-page-1/#comment-101 michele Tue, 19 Jul 2011 01:11:11 +0000 http://greyhoundfreaks.com/?p=143#comment-101 Kristy; Murray Ave will send to anywhere, btw. I am up in northern Canada and got the cream one week after ordering. They are fantastic to deal with.Don't give up! Kristy;
Murray Ave will send to anywhere, btw. I am up in northern Canada and got the cream one week after ordering. They are fantastic to deal with.Don’t give up!

]]> Comment on Options in Dealing With Corns by michele http://greyhoundfreaks.com/2007/01/29/options-in-dealing-with-corns/comment-page-1/#comment-100 michele Tue, 19 Jul 2011 01:09:00 +0000 http://greyhoundfreaks.com/?p=143#comment-100 Hi, Kirsty! do not put your baby down--you can help her! My greyhound also had terrible corns all over many of her pads, and I researched it, looking at Grassmere Hospital's site, and hulled them myself. Soaking the pads in water, epsom salts and water, olive oil and water (depends on which you like) really works, and then you can work away at removing what you can bit by bit. I have gotten all her corns out except for one--an amazingly stubborn one and it is casuing Star a lot of pain. But we keep working at it. I recently purchased the greyhound hyaluronic acid and greyhound cream from Murray Avenue Apothecary (just type that address in and it'll come right up. People within my greyhound rescue org are citing amazing results with it and so I just started that the other day. I also bought boots (not Therapaws, just regular doggie boots) and I find that really helps her on a walk. I may buy her a Therapaw for that one foot, though. One4 thing I have noticed with Star is that every little grain of sand seems to want to dig its way into her pads, so I clean her feet after every walk. (Many grey owners think that the corns are actually tissue growth around a foreign object that has dug its way up into the pad.) Hi, Kirsty!

do not put your baby down–you can help her! My greyhound also had terrible corns all over many of her pads, and I researched it, looking at Grassmere Hospital’s site, and hulled them myself. Soaking the pads in water, epsom salts and water, olive oil and water (depends on which you like) really works, and then you can work away at removing what you can bit by bit. I have gotten all her corns out except for one–an amazingly stubborn one and it is casuing Star a lot of pain. But we keep working at it. I recently purchased the greyhound hyaluronic acid and greyhound cream from Murray Avenue Apothecary (just type that address in and it’ll come right up. People within my greyhound rescue org are citing amazing results with it and so I just started that the other day. I also bought boots (not Therapaws, just regular doggie boots) and I find that really helps her on a walk. I may buy her a Therapaw for that one foot, though. One4 thing I have noticed with Star is that every little grain of sand seems to want to dig its way into her pads, so I clean her feet after every walk. (Many grey owners think that the corns are actually tissue growth around a foreign object that has dug its way up into the pad.)

]]> Comment on Options in Dealing With Corns by Kirsty http://greyhoundfreaks.com/2007/01/29/options-in-dealing-with-corns/comment-page-1/#comment-99 Kirsty Fri, 15 Jul 2011 03:01:48 +0000 http://greyhoundfreaks.com/?p=143#comment-99 Hi, I live in Australia and we recently adopted a greyhound called Alice who has fitted in with our life so perfectly that we are devasted to be told that due to the sheer amount of corns she has had and still is getting that we would be best to put her down - I am not giving up without a fight and so started researching about these horrible things and I have come across your treatment - I would like to know if your treatment is available anywhere to purchase in Australia or whether I can purchase some from you - we will do whatever we can to help Alice. Your article has given us hope that there is an alternative to Surgery and putting her to sleep. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Kirsty Hi, I live in Australia and we recently adopted a greyhound called Alice who has fitted in with our life so perfectly that we are devasted to be told that due to the sheer amount of corns she has had and still is getting that we would be best to put her down – I am not giving up without a fight and so started researching about these horrible things and I have come across your treatment – I would like to know if your treatment is available anywhere to purchase in Australia or whether I can purchase some from you – we will do whatever we can to help Alice. Your article has given us hope that there is an alternative to Surgery and putting her to sleep. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Kirsty

]]> Comment on Options in Dealing With Corns by lori http://greyhoundfreaks.com/2007/01/29/options-in-dealing-with-corns/comment-page-1/#comment-98 lori Mon, 06 Jun 2011 15:44:42 +0000 http://greyhoundfreaks.com/?p=143#comment-98 Email address for anyone interested in this treatment is lorimrose@aol.com This has become a very successful and popular treatment worldwide Email address for anyone interested in this treatment is

lorimrose@aol.com

This has become a very successful and popular treatment worldwide

]]> Comment on Vet visit x 4 by sandro http://greyhoundfreaks.com/2009/04/15/vet-visit-x-4/comment-page-1/#comment-97 sandro Tue, 03 May 2011 04:47:34 +0000 http://greyhoundfreaks.com/?p=572#comment-97 Das hört sich gut an! Seite ist Bookmarked! Ich schau mal bald wieder rein! Das hört sich gut an! Seite ist Bookmarked! Ich schau mal bald wieder rein!

]]> Comment on Options in Dealing With Corns by Lori Rose http://greyhoundfreaks.com/2007/01/29/options-in-dealing-with-corns/comment-page-1/#comment-96 Lori Rose Tue, 05 Apr 2011 17:28:47 +0000 http://greyhoundfreaks.com/?p=143#comment-96 Hello,my name is Lori Rose and I am a Homeopathic Practitioner with a huge love and interest in greyhounds/sighthounds. I was asked recently to research and formulate a homeopathic treatment for corns for some people who had greyhounds with this nasty problem. The success has been amazing! Owners who had exhausted all other treatments including surgery are delighted with the results this treatment has given. This is one person from sighthounds for life had to say about the treatment on the Sighthoundsforlife website- (below) I am passionate about helping our hounds and am delighted to have developed a treatment so natural yet very effective. If I can help please let me know. I also treat many other conditions. I will have a website up and running soon where people can purchase my treatments but until then you can place orders by just contacting me on this email. Look forward to hearing from you and being able to help. Kind Regards, Lori Lori Rose Lic ~BSH Homeopathic Medicine Corns !!!!!! For those of you who don't know (and there can't be many) my lovely old winnie suffers greatly with corns. She has suffered badly for the last 3 years and has had one removed while under a GA for something else. This gave her 6 weeks of being corn free but then returned with such ferocity that within 2 months she had to have her toe amputated. We have been fighting her corns with everything we could but to no avail. A short while ago I asked Lori (lori rose homeopathy) if she would work on a remedy for me to try. Being the wonderful person she is, she immediately said she would research and put together a remedy that would hopefully help winnie. 3 weeks ago she sent me some oil remedy to rub into the corn and 2 oral remedies for winnie to take. For the first week or so nothing seemed to be happening but then the corn seemed a little softer and less prominent. I can now tell you all................. THE CORN IS NO MORE.......YIPPEE I am completely over the moon about this and can't thank lori enough..I had hoped for a reduction but never in my wildest dreams did I think it would go so soon. If any of you have hounds with corns you will know the pain and sheer discomfort these things cause our beautiful hounds and to have her free of them is sheer magic. thank you so so much Lori. you are an absolute star Pauline Presley - Sighthounds for life. Hello,my name is Lori Rose and I am a Homeopathic Practitioner with a huge love and interest in greyhounds/sighthounds. I was asked recently to research and formulate a homeopathic treatment for corns for some people who had greyhounds with this nasty problem. The success has been amazing! Owners who had exhausted all other treatments including surgery are delighted with the results this treatment has given. This is one person from sighthounds for life had to say about the treatment on the Sighthoundsforlife website- (below) I am passionate about helping our hounds and am delighted to have developed a treatment so natural yet very effective. If I can help please let me know. I also treat many other conditions. I will have a website up and running soon where people can purchase my treatments but until then you can place orders by just contacting me on this email.

Look forward to hearing from you and being able to help.

Kind Regards,

Lori

Lori Rose Lic ~BSH Homeopathic Medicine

Corns !!!!!!
For those of you who don’t know (and there can’t be many) my lovely old winnie suffers greatly with corns. She has suffered badly for the last 3 years and has had one removed while under a GA for something else. This gave her 6 weeks of being corn free but then returned with such ferocity that within 2 months she had to have her toe amputated.
We have been fighting her corns with everything we could but to no avail.
A short while ago I asked Lori (lori rose homeopathy) if she would work on a remedy for me to try. Being the wonderful person she is, she immediately said she would research and put together a remedy that would hopefully help winnie.
3 weeks ago she sent me some oil remedy to rub into the corn and 2 oral remedies for winnie to take. For the first week or so nothing seemed to be happening but then the corn seemed a little softer and less prominent.
I can now tell you all……………..

THE CORN IS NO MORE…….YIPPEE

I am completely over the moon about this and can’t thank lori enough..I had hoped for a reduction but never in my wildest dreams did I think it would go so soon.
If any of you have hounds with corns you will know the pain and sheer discomfort these things cause our beautiful hounds and to have her free of them is sheer magic. thank you so so much Lori. you are an absolute star

Pauline Presley – Sighthounds for life.

]]> Comment on No Answers for Bodhi by Gordie http://greyhoundfreaks.com/2009/04/05/no-answers-for-bodhi/comment-page-1/#comment-95 Gordie Sat, 05 Dec 2009 23:29:45 +0000 http://greyhoundfreaks.com/?p=525#comment-95 Also my regrets for your loss. I was wondering if you noticed if Bodhi had any internal bleeding at the time? Perhaps blood in his eyes. What happened with my grey (Jack) was he pulled a muscle while chasing a ball & within several hours his leg was getting purple due to internal bleeding. He also developed a limp. We had a blood test done & his white blood cell count was very low. So he was given Prednisone (steroid). Before the pred' could kick in I noticed blood starting to appear in one eye, obviously nerve wracking. By the next morning the blood stopping increasing in his eye & the good news was we had caught the problem! Perhaps Bodhi had the same issue? Jack is fine today [off the Predz'], but the crazy thing is this whole incident almost happened again. No, No, not because of chasing a ball, but from slipping on the stairs or in the house. I'm not exactly sure from what, but I noticed him limping & decide to watch his leg for internal bleeding. Sure enough it began. Since I had some Prednisone I started him on it ASAP & called the vet for a refill & visit. Everything worked out again but now I carry him everywhere!!! Just kidding he won't let me :) Hopefully this info will help you or someone out there in the future. Take Care, Gordie Also my regrets for your loss. I was wondering if you noticed if Bodhi had any internal bleeding at the time? Perhaps blood in his eyes.

What happened with my grey (Jack) was he pulled a muscle while chasing a ball & within several hours his leg was getting purple due to internal bleeding. He also developed a limp. We had a blood test done & his white blood cell count was very low. So he was given Prednisone (steroid). Before the pred’ could kick in I noticed blood starting to appear in one eye, obviously nerve wracking. By the next morning the blood stopping increasing in his eye & the good news was we had caught the problem!
Perhaps Bodhi had the same issue?

Jack is fine today [off the Predz'], but the crazy thing is this whole incident almost happened again. No, No, not because of chasing a ball, but from slipping on the stairs or in the house. I’m not exactly sure from what, but I noticed him limping & decide to watch his leg for internal bleeding. Sure enough it began. Since I had some Prednisone I started him on it ASAP & called the vet for a refill & visit. Everything worked out again but now I carry him everywhere!!! Just kidding he won’t let me :)

Hopefully this info will help you or someone out there in the future.
Take Care,
Gordie

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