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Same here, I witnessed one and then just the after effects 
of another, and then nothing for eight past years. Let's 
hope it's the same for Louie.

If he isn't eating well you might try the Pitcairn recipes 
(Dr. Pitcairn's Complete Guide to Natural Health for Dogs 
& Cats), I use them whenever I have a sick dog. The 
easiest (because digestion takes a lot of energy, as does 
healing) is to cook a pot of oatmeal by bringing the water 
to a boil, throwing it in, turning off the heat, and 
stirring in some eggs. They can eat it as soon as it's 
cooled down enough. Have never had a sick dog refuse this 
meal.

1 cup rolled oats to 3 eggs yields 2-1/4 cups for a medium 
dog, double for a larger dog like Louie. You can add 1-2 t 
of bone meal or a t of eggshell powder which I make from 
grinding the eggshells in a coffee grinder, nutritional 
yeast, etc.

--Sage
way out in Texas

On Wed, 11 Apr 2007 07:49:07 -0500
 "Marie McHarry" <mmcharry AT gmail.com> wrote:
> On 4/10/07, eureka AT hctc.net <eureka AT hctc.net> wrote:
>
> > I have a yellow lab that suffered two seizures at age 4,
> > and has not to my knowledge had another once since. 
> > Other
> > than the fact she eats rocks ...
>
> I think Louie has had at least two, the one that I saw 
> and another one
> a few days ago that I saw the after effects of. At least 
> that explains
> his appetite going off.
>
> Marie
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