Wino

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25-Oct-2009 10:25 PM
poochee

Have a safe trip.
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09-Aug-2009 08:37 AM
Sarge

darn, I clicked on the wrong link.
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03-Aug-2009 03:39 PM
poochee

Hi, Wino. How's the health coming along?
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23-Jan-2009 04:23 PM
Sarge

I thought thats what it was..either that or a horse (I was looking at it from the other side)
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23-Jan-2009 09:42 AM
Sarge

Happy Bday Wino..what exactly is that avatar?
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02-Jan-2009 01:05 AM
ekim68

Happy birthday youngtimer, you're approaching the perfect age...
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26-Dec-2008 12:26 AM
Farmgirl22

Well, hopefully not too "prosperous"....don't need any more little ones running around! Glad that your pups will keep you in line. Someone sure needs to!
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24-Dec-2008 09:11 AM
Sarge

Same to you Wino and Have a Happy New Years as well
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22-Dec-2008 09:46 PM
Farmgirl22

Wishing you a very special holiday season, with lots of doggie kisses!
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20-Dec-2008 09:46 PM
xico

Thanks, Wino! I'll get her heart checked out Monday. I remember you putting Chance down. Condolences again. I'm sure it still feels like yesterday. I got my mattress on the floor! (LOL) They both, Lilly and Fritz, lay on it with me or without me. Kind of crowded at times. Most of the time Lilly, when it gets too crowded, hops into the recliner. Fritz has an enlarged heart and congestive heart failure, so I give him 60mg of CoQ10 (which is big in Japan for chf), and I give the same dose to Lilly just as a preventive. CoQ10 energizes the heart muscle among other things. CoQ10 is big in Japan for CHF.
I tried stopping the phenol for the last couple of days, but she started going into a seizure state this morning. She didn't want to eat, and wouldn't lick the honey out of the bowl. I squirted the honey down her throat, and then had to give her the phenol, 50mg. The paws started twitching, like mild electric shocks, and then the head. She was already disoriented, mildly, but was headed for trouble. Half hour later she was normal.

Thanks again Wino! I'll have her heart checked out Monday. I'm taking her in for a blood test.

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About Wino

Location

Republic of Texas

Interests

Camping & Computers

Occupation

Semi-Retired Consultant

Experience

Advanced

Computer Specs

Ultra Red Dragon Tower
Ultra X-Connect 500W Modular PS
MS XP Home OS
GB 81PE1000 G/L MoBo
Intel P4 - 3.00 HT Socket 478
2 GB PC3200 400 DDR RAM
2- IDE 160 GB WD HDD
Lite-On DVD ROM
Lite-On DVD-RW-DL Recorder
Floppy/ Multi-Card Reader
NVIDIA GeForce 7600GS AGP
LeadtekTV2000XP Expert TV Tuner
Samsung 19 940B LCD Monitor
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