Category Archives: Long Term Symptoms

Variable Axle Cart

Posted on May 16, 2011 by Josh

When I found out Wrangler had DM I didn’t really know what to expect, I couldn’t find any websites that were very informative, and I didn’t really get any good information from my vet either.  I took Wrangler to the … Continue reading →

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Leaky Pipes

Posted on May 10, 2011 by Josh

Wrangler has started to develop leaky pipes.  Usually when he tries to have a bowel movement I help him by putting my arm under his belly and applying a little pressure.  It helps him arch his back and also basically … Continue reading →

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Mornings

Posted on April 17, 2011 by Josh

Getting Wrangler out of bed in the morning is becoming more challenging.  As I mentioned in my previous post Wrangler doesn’t have as much interest in his morning walk as he used to.  In order to get him out of … Continue reading →

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A Little Extra Pull

Posted on April 15, 2011 by Josh

I’m not sure if the disease is really starting to progress to other parts of Wrangler’s body or if he’s just starting to show his age.  Either way I now attach a leash to Wrangler’s cart so that I can … Continue reading →

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Respiratory Problems continued…

Posted on April 13, 2011 by Josh

After 2 weeks on Fortekor Wrangler hasn’t had any more episodes. The meds seem to be working.  I’m still not convinced.  Wrangler has always had an irregular heart beat and every time I go to a new vet they comment … Continue reading →

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Respiratory Problems

Posted on April 3, 2011 by Josh

Boxers tend to have sensitive stomachs and Wrangler is no exception.  I try not to give him people food but sometimes I can’t resist the look he gives me and I cave.  Usually a few hours later when he is … Continue reading →

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