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Question by Lucy
Submitted on 2/20/2004
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My Shih Tzu has surgery last month because her intestines were twisted with the presence of adhesions. Once she healed, she was back to normal. The other day she started showing similar symptoms again but this time without being in pain and she is reluctant to walk around. She'll run cowardly from one place to another. Can anyone offer an opinion? Three vets later and she's not yet better.


Answer by Bonnie
Submitted on 12/14/2005
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Maybe ur just too scary

 

Answer by Mr.Man
Submitted on 3/14/2007
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I think you should kill your shih tzu. lol, No im just playing , but take her to another vet to get a different oppion, if a vet has no idea, they are probably very inexperienced

 

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