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Illness..
speller09
02-12-2009
Hey,

i had a dog a while ago, i had to give him up. The new owners have notified me that he had to be put down yesterday, due to an illness, she dident tell me what it was called because apparently she didnt know.. he was only a young dog, but apparently he had a drastic loss of weight, and was having trouble keeping any food down but thats all she could tell me.. Anyone had experience of this with young dogs and know what it could be? He was just 2.

Thanks.
speller09
02-12-2009
Just to add he was a cavalier king charles spaniel
newto this
03-12-2009
Aww poor dog, so young too.



It could be any number of things that was wrong.

You could ask the owner for the tel no. of the vets that treated him?


Have a browse of the cavalier health forum below to see if there's anything similar.

http://www.cavalierhealth.co.uk/forums/index.php
Tass
03-12-2009
Originally Posted by newto this:
“Aww poor dog, so young too.



It could be any number of things that was wrong.

You could ask the owner for the tel no. of the vets that treated him?


Have a browse of the cavalier health forum below to see if there's anything similar.

http://www.cavalierhealth.co.uk/forums/index.php”

Due to client confidentiality rules the owner would also have to give the vet permission to tell you.
Could have been all sorts of things from what you describe, cancer, GIT problems, liver and kidney problems creating toxicity, diabeties, megaoesophagus etc etc
Tass
03-12-2009
Couldn't edit before as the curse of the phantom post struck or I would have deleted the megaoesophagus suggestion when I reviewed what you had posted as it would be highly unlikely in a cav as its more a large breed thing and it would usually be apparent very much earlier than 2 but none the less there are various possibilites from the limited information you have available so it's difficult to narrow it down much .
speller09
03-12-2009
Thanks, Turns out it was kidney problems.. Poor little mutt, He was full of life, well a little to much life at times!.. but apparently the problem would have always been there, it just decided to rear its head now...
Tass
03-12-2009
Poor little dog. Thank you for letting us know and at least you can hopefully console yourself a little knowing there was nothing anyone could have done
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