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Welcome to MOLLY MAID of Hattiesburg! We've been providing high-quality maid services to residents in the Hub City and surrounding area for over 15 years.
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At Molly Maid, we specialize in professional house cleaning services which means we'll handle all your home cleaning duties so you don't have to. No contracts, no hassle. Just a clean comfortable home from the Hattiesburg maid service of choice. We pride ourselves on customer service, so your satisfaction is guaranteed. Our housekeeping services have saved your neighbors time. Why not experience the same professional home cleaning services for yourself?
In addition to Hattiesburg house cleaning, we also meet the residential cleaning needs of customers in Laurel, Petal, Collins, Columbia and the surrounding areas. We're proud to provide quality maid service throughout the Pine belt area and also give back to our local community. A portion of every cleaning is donated to Domestic Violence Awareness in Hattiesburg. In addition to supporting the domestic abuse shelter, we also support the Pine Belt Boys and Girls Club.
Do you still have questions about hiring a professional company for your Hattiesburg home cleaning? Here are some of the most frequently asked questions regarding our maid services:
How much will maid service cost?
It depends on the size of the home and how the home is lived in. We will provide you with an estimate before the clean.
Can I get a certain day for routine cleanings?
Yes, you can. Let me know your preference and we'll make every effort to accommodate.
Will maid service fit in my budget?
Of course, yes. We can prioritize duties in the home to fit your budget.
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"The girls do as I request and any special areas that need attention and they get busy right away. Fast workers. End up with friendly few minutes discussion and goodbyes."- Rosie
Our 24-Hour
What does our 24-Hour Clean Warranty mean for you? It means that if you're not satisfied with any area we have cleaned, you can call us within 24 hours and we'll come back to clean it again, at no additional cost.
Our Cleaning
Our cleaning plans are customizable to serve the cleaning needs of your household. Most of our clients prefer recurring cleaning services for their home or apartment. If you just need a one-time clean, we're here to help! If you only want certain rooms to be cleaned, no problem!


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We had a great group of 35 riders, from age 2 to 70-something and everything in between. All made it successfully from (SW) Seattle (Street) to (SW) Portland (Street) in about one hour. After a little celebrating and socializing at Portland, we rode back via California to Alaska for a big celebration at the Summerfest!
Good especially to have several adult riders who were just getting back on a bike after many years of not riding. Some strong youth riders, too!
If you think this looks like fun, come on our August 26 Log House to Longhouse free group ride with Southwest Historical Society!

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Hear sounds from around and above as Dolby Atmos sweeps you up in the atmosphere of movies, music and your favourite shows. It creates a 3D audio space where sounds are positioned to create stunning realism. Feel like you're at the movies as cars rush past, spaceships soar overhead and singers pitch to the back of a stadium.
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In the many-chambered, multi-winged hotel that is Television 2017, there is room for all kinds of unlikely shows to check in -- a comic-lyrical tale of international espionage, family relations and folk-singing, say.
"Patriot," a new series appearing in its 10-episode entirety Friday on Amazon, is the story of an intelligence agent, John Tavner (Michael Dorman), who goes undercover with a Milwaukee industrial piping company in order to travel to Luxembourg with a bag of American cash -- literally, a bag -- intended to influence an Iranian election. (The story is set in 2012, far from our current reality.)
But as his father, Tom Tavner (Terry O'Quinn), a State Department director of intelligence, tells a colleague, John also "records folk music under an assumed name because he says it helps him with his feelings."
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"The songs," continues Tom, "Oh, they're pretty good. I mean, I'm his dad, so maybe I'm biased, but they're pretty good. But they're becoming honest, which is probably a good thing for folk singers in general, but not a good thing for one who works in intelligence."
Indeed, when we meet him, John is at loose ends in Amsterdam after a mission gone bad, recounting its details in song in a local coffeehouse: "I got some really bad intelligence," he sings in a lackadaisical baritone. "Shot an old male hotel maid/who was just making the physicist's bed/My evacuation team parked on the wrong street/and was arrested by the secret king's police/They got a fair dose of white torture/which is supposed to completely erase your sense of self."
He is in a delicate state; non-specific references are made to a "rough" and "challenging" year for John and his wife Alice (Kathleen Munroe). Now, he sings, "I just been getting baked/Just a-lookin' up at birds/Wondering why there aren't many male hotel maids in other countries/You never see that."
Tom sends John's brother, Edward (Michael Chernus), a melancholy congressman of no clear politics and seemingly much free time, to fetch John home from Amsterdam in order to send him to Luxembourg with that above-mentioned cash.
Written and directed by Steve Conrad ("The Pursuit of Happyness"), "Patriot" has some of the formality and whimsicality of "Fargo" or a Wes Anderson film. An unusually sleepy thriller -- in the "just woke up" sense of sleepy -- it is more diverting than suspenseful, less a roller-coaster ride than a scenic railway.
If the logical mechanics of its plot do not all bear close inspection -- the circumstances of John's hiring and his subsequent continued employment, for instance, don't feel plausible even within the terms of the show -- "Patriot" has a shaggy charm, attractive locations, fine photography and an able cast speaking well-wrought, intelligent dialogue (I have never liked O'Quinn more).
It has its own eccentric truth, let us say -- one that feels good to inhabit, notwithstanding the occasional collateral damage and the fact that nearly all of its characters are worried, for themselves or someone else.
Characters you imagine at first will be played as disposable -- John's boss at the piping company (Kurtwood Smith) or an overeager colleague (Chris Conrad) on whom John comes to depend -- have a kind of weight and dignity. Even minor characters feel vivid. Conrad has affection for all of them, whichever side they're on. Relative badness or goodness doesn't enter into it. (And why is that man, played by Mark Boone Jr., kayaking from Amsterdam to Luxembourg?)
In spite of the charged title, politics are beside the point here; this is just a story about professionals getting a job done, or more to the point, failing to do it again and again and making a mess in the bargain -- a mess that attracts the attention of Luxembourg City homicide detective Agathe Albans (Aliette Opheim), whose all-female staff is mocked by male colleagues as "the department of skirts and stockings." At least in the series' first half, the talk is practical, not ideological, though where it's headed in the second I couldn't say. But I'll stick around to see.
Where: Amazon Prime
When: Anytime, starting Friday
Rating: TV-MA (may be unsuitable for children under the age of 17)
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Marketing Channels FAQs and examples
See Create Marketing Channel Processing Rules for definitions of fields displayed on the Marketing Channel Processing Rules page.
Frequently asked questions
Every implementation of marketing channel processing rules can differ, depending on your tracking codes. Configuring rules that provide results you are looking for can require some creative thinking to solve problems.
Question : My tracking codes do not follow a pattern, and I have thousands that must be specified for my Affiliates channel.
- Use the process of elimination. If your Email and Affiliates channels use the same query string parameter, but you have only a few email tracking codes, you can specify the email tracking codes in a rule set defining email. Then, you classify all other tracking codes with affiliates.
- In your email system, add a query string parameter to all landing page URLs, such as &ch=eml . Create a rule set detecting whether the ch query parameter equals eml . If it does not contain eml , then it is an affiliate.
Question : Referring domains contain more data than I expect.
- Referring domains might be too high in the processing rule list. It should be one of the last (or the last) rule sets, because processing order is important.
Question : I've created a rule that matches a query string parameter and it's not working.
- Make sure that the parameter name is specified in the query string parameter fields (typically an alphanumeric value). Also, make sure that the parameter value is specified after the operator, as shown in the following example of an email rule.
Question : Why is all of my last-touch traffic is attributed to an internal domain?
- You have a rule that matches internal traffic. Keep in mind that these rules process for every hit that a visitor makes on your site, not only the first visit. If you have a rule like Page URL exists without other criteria, that channel is matched on each successive hit on your site, because a page URL always exists.
Question : How do I debug traffic displaying in No Channel Identified on the report?
- Rules process in order. If no specific criteria has matched, hits fall into one of three categories:
- No referrer (a direct visit).
- Internal referrer, on the first page of a visit.
- A processing glitch on the page.
Make sure that you have a channel for these three possibilities. For example, create rules that say:
- Referrer and Does Not Exist and Is First Page of Visit . (See Direct. )
- Referrer Matches Internal URL Filters and Is First page of Visit . (See Internal .)
- Referrer and Exists and Referrer Does Not Match Internal URL Filters .
Lastly, create an Other channel that captures the remaining hits, as described in No Channel Identified .
No Channel Identified
When your rules do not capture data, or if rules are not configured correctly, the report displays the data in the No Channel Identified row on the report. You can create a rule set called Other , for example, at the end of your processing order, that also identifies internal traffic.
This kind of rule serves as a catch-all to ensure that channel traffic always matches external traffic, and typically does not end up in No Channel Identified . Be careful not to create a rule that also identifies internal traffic. Setting the channel's value to Referring Domain or to Page URL are the most common, useful ways to create an effective Other rule.
There might be still some channel traffic that can fall into the No Channel Identified category. For example: A visitor comes to the site and bookmarks a page and in the same visit comes back the page via the bookmark. Since this is not the first page of the visit, it will go neither in the Direct channel nor in the Other channel because there is no referring domain.
Paid Search
A paid search is a word or phrase that you pay a search engine for placement in search results. To match paid search detection rules, the marketing channel uses settings configured on the Paid Search Detection page. ( Admin > Report Suites > Edit Settings > General > Paid Search Detection ). The destination URL matches the existing paid search detection rule for that search engine.
For the marketing channel rule, the Paid Search settings are as follows:
See Paid Search Detection in Admin for more information.
Natural Search
A natural search occurs when visitors find your website through a Web search, where the search engine ranked your site without you paying for the listing. You can control the destination URL the search engine uses to link to your site. This URL allows Analytics to identify whether a search is natural.
There is no natural search detection in Analytics. After you set up Paid Search Detection, the system knows that if a search referrer was not a paid search referrer, it must be a natural search referrer. For a natural search, the destination URL does not match the existing paid search detection rule for that search engine.
For the marketing channel rule, the Natural Search settings are as follows:
See Paid Search Detection in the Admin for more information.
An affiliate rule identifies visitors that originate from a specified set of referring domains. In the rule, you list the domains of affiliates you would like to track, as follows:
This rule identifies visitors originating from banner advertisements. It is identified by a query string parameter in the destination URL, in this case Ad_01 .
This rule identifies visitors that originate with a referrer that matches the internal URL filters for the report suite.
To set up this rule, you provide the query string parameter for your email campaign. In this example, the parameter is eml :
If your rule contains Tracking Codes, enter one value per line, as shown here:
This rule identifies visitors that have no referring domain. This rule includes visitors that come to your site directly, such as from a Favorites link or by pasting a link in their browser.


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NTT DoCoMo releases a new android handset from Sharp
NTT DoCoMo and Sharp have put their effort to bring forward an Evangelion-themed handset dubbed NERV edition Sharp SH-06D. This smartphone running on android platform is all set to be launched this year by June. It is specially designed so as to feature preloaded UI essentials and Evangelion components. The handset is enclosed within a fancy package in an attempt to attract the customers. Some of the additional features of Sharp SH-06D include
- Standard SH-06D hardware
- 4.5 inch size
- 720p display
- Android 2.3
It will also possess a unique design and a user friendly atmosphere. As of now, the new handset is running on Android 2.3 version, but it could probably be updated to higher versions soon after the launch. NERV Edition SH-06D will be marketed from June as the newest in the remake of Evangelion series.
This month last, the new android handset will be presented at the Anime Contents Expo which is going to occur in Chiba.


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Asia Argento Pornstar Biography
Asia Argento is a female actress whose adult industry career was launched in 1986.
Asia's Porn Career
Ms. Argento has acted just with Synapse Films. She has acted solely in videos about horror and suspense
Asia has performed with a variety of other models which include Coralina Cataldi-Tassoni, Nancy Brilli and also David Knight.
Asia Argento has only appeared in Demons 2. The only series in which Asia has appeared is Demons 2.
While Ms. Argento is not retired it has been 33 years since her last film. We are hopeful that this is just a very long career pause and that we will see some fantastic new work from her sometime soon.
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Malindi Member of Parliament, Hon Aisha Jumwa has criticized the Orange Democratic Movement leadership for expelling her from the party after she pledged her loyalty to the Deputy president William Ruto.The gallant now says the Orange Democratic Movement is pleading for her attention after she threatened to expose the rot in the party."ODM hawanitaki lakini mimi siwataki.Ni wakati wa kufunua Wananchi wenzangu macho" she said.
Speaking in a Nairobi Hotel,the Malindi Member of Parliament has blamed opposition Chief,Raila Odinga for all the wrangles within the ODM party. She describes Raila Odinga as an old man who must retire peacefully to his rural home in Bondo.
Aisha Jumwa further reveals of the rot in the Orange Democratic Movement party citing a case where Ali Hassan Joho disappeared mysteriously with money from the treasury.She describes Ali Hassan Joho as a confused conman.
" Mzee hana gesi.Kina Ali Hassan Joho wamekuwa mwehu internationali hadi ODM imesambararika" The Malindi Member of Parliament quipped.
Aisha Jumwa has urged Raila Odinga to fire his advisors before the 2022 General elections.She believes Odinga's close allies are out to exploit him.The gallant politician has mocked James Orengo as a cunning politician who must be investigated for lying to the Raila Odinga for a very long time.
"Chama cha upinzani nchini Kenya kina tatizo kubwa.Orengo na vibaraka wake wanafaa kutimuliwa" Aisha added.
Aisha Jumwa and Suleiman Dori of Msambweni were expelled from the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) following a decision by the party's National Executive Council (NEC).
ODM's National Executive Council resolved to adopt a report by the party disciplinary committee which recommended the expulsion of the two lawmakers over alleged gross misconduct.


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Evolve Now, a leading healthy weight-loss center, in Lancaster, presents a free event at 6:30 p.m., Tuesdays, to inform about all-natural and effective ways to lose weight safely and rapidly from the areas that contain stored fat. The Weight-Loss Support Group meets weekly at 6:30 p.m., Thursdays, and 9 a.m., Fridays, to support participants with weight-loss challenges and share and appreciate weight-loss successes.
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What is Systemic Autoimmune Disease?
Systemic autoimmune disease is rare and occurs at any age. It occurs when high levels of antigen-antibody complexes form and deposit throughout the body, attacking cells, organs and tissues as they would normally attack diseases.
Systemic autoimmune disease refers to a number of autoimmune diseases in which a dog's immune system begins to fight itself and its own protective antibodies, attacking its cells, organs, and tissues.
Symptoms of Systemic Autoimmune Disease in Dogs
Symptoms may vary widely, depending upon the location of the immune complexes. Common symptoms across all types include:
- Lethargy
- Anorexia
- Fever
Additional symptoms are specific to certain types and are distinguished by the bodily system affected.
Hypoadrenocorticism (Addisons Disease)
Occurs when antibodies attack a dog's adrenal gland. Symptoms include:
- Muscle weakness
- Depression
- Weight loss
- Collapse and shock
- Kidney failure
- Lack of appetite
- Diarrhea
- Abdominal pain
- Increased thirst and/or urine production
Hemolytic Anemia
Occurs when antibodies attack a dog's red blood cells. Symptoms include:
- Anemia
- Free hemoglobin in blood and urine
- Jaundice
- Lethargy
- Blue, reddened, swollen, ulcerated or crusted extremities
- Swollen lymph nodes
- Swollen spleen
Systemic Lupus Erythematous (Lupus)
Is a multiple organ autoimmune disease that occurs when antibodies attack cells, organs and tissues throughout a dog's body. Symptoms can vary according to the disease's progression and the sites affected although they include:
- Arthritis in multiple joints
- Hair loss
- Production of dandruff
- Skin ulcerations and crusting of extremities
- High body temperature
- Loss of appetite
- Anemia
- Weight loss
Occurs when antibodies attack a dog's platelets, hindering the blood's ability to clot properly. Can occur as a secondary condition to Systemic lupus erythematosus. Symptoms include:
- Hemorrhages and/or internal bleeding
- Nosebleeds
Myasthenia Gravis
Occurs when antibodies attack acetylcholine receptors in your dog's muscles. Acetylcholine is the neurotransmitter that controls muscle function. Symptoms include:
- Muscle weakness
- Fatigue
- Disinterest in exercise
- Difficulty swallowing
- Regurgitation of food
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Occurs when antibodies attack immunoglobulin G, which regulates your dog's circulation. Symptoms include:
- Lameness
- Elevated body temperature
- Lack of appetite
- Swollen joints
- Restricted or nonexistent joint movement
- Dislocated joints
- A clicking, cracking or grating sound when joints are manipulated
Lymphocytic Thyroiditis
Occurs when antibodies attack your dog's thyroid. Symptoms include:
- Hair loss
- Thinning skin
- Muscle weakness
- Slow heart rate
- Constipation
- Vomiting
- Diarrhea
- Dry eye
- Hyperpigmentation of skin
- Dandruff
- Lethargy
- Obesity
- Cold intolerance
- Fat deposits in the corner of the eye
Bullous Autoimmune Skin Disease
Occurs when antibodies attack your dog's skin. Subsets and their symptoms are as follows:
- Pemphigus Vulgaris
- Erosions/ulcers around orifices which secrete discharge and crust over
- Depression
- Lack of appetite
- Pemphigus Foliaceus
- Pustules under skin surface
- Crusting
- Dandruff
- Loss of hair
- Excessive itchiness/scratching
- Hyperpigmentation, typically black in color
- Peeling foot pads
- Often found in the head and nose
- Pemphigus Vegetans
- Pustules
- Crusting
- Formation of papilloma, what looks like small warts
- Often found in groin area
- Pemphigus Erythematosus
- Sores secreting discharge
- Crusting
- Excessive itchiness/scratching
- Often found around the eyes, ears, and bridge of the nose
- Bullous Pemphigoid
- Erosions/ulcers around orifices which secrete discharge and crust over
- Depression
- Lack of appetite
- High body temperature
Breeds Affected
- Autoimmune Haemolytic Anemia
- Breeds - most often found in Cocker Spaniel, Old English Sheepdog, and Poodle breeds
- Gender - Is more often found in female than male dogs
- Autoimmune Thrombocytopenia
- Breeds - most often found in the Poodle breed
- Gender - Is more often found in female than male dogs
- Systemic Lupus Erythematosus
- Breeds - most often found in German Shepherd and Poodle breeds
- Rheumatoid Arthritis
- Breeds - most often found in toy breeds
Causes of Systemic Autoimmune Disease in Dogs
There is no identifiable cause of systemic autoimmune disease. While not a cause, ultraviolet light can exacerbate the disease.
Diagnosis of Systemic Autoimmune Disease in Dogs
Diagnosis of systemic autoimmune disease is difficult, as all dogs don't exhibit the same symptoms, and many symptoms overlap with other diseases.
The veterinarian will conduct a comprehensive blood panel measuring complete blood count in order to measure red and white blood cells and determine if your dog has a low platelet count, low blood cortisol, and blood chemistries in order to determine if your dog tests positive for anti-nuclear antibodies, thyroid hormone levels, high plasma potassium concentrations, high calcium concentrations, high blood urea and creatinine. These blood metrics will determine if you dog has a systemic autoimmune disease, and if so, what type. For instance, a positive anti-nuclear antibodies test indicates lupus, a low platelet count indicates thrombocytopenia, low thyroid hormone level indicates lymphocytic thyroiditis.
Treatment of Systemic Autoimmune Disease in Dogs
Your dog may or may not require hospitalization, depending on the severity of the symptoms. In cases of extreme red blood cell destruction, your dog will need to be hospitalized in order to manage red blood cell levels. However, in many situations, the disease can be treated on an outpatient basis. Corticosteroids like prednisone are prescribed to decrease inflammation and autoimmune activity. Often, this will be supplemented with a secondary immunosuppressant, such as azathioprine, cyclophosphamide or cyclosporine. Additional treatment will depend upon the type of autoimmune disease.
- Hypoadrenocorticism - Requires long-term mineralcorticoid therapy, likely with fludrocortisone acetate, in order to restore salt and water balances.
- Hemolytic Anemia and Thrombocytopenia - May or may not require a blood transfusion and surgical removal of your dog's spleen.
- Myasthenia Gravis - Requires cholinesterase inhibiters, such as pyridostigmine bromide, injected daily.
- Rheumatoid arthritis - Requires aspirin, only in the absence of lupus and thrombocytopenia. Additionally, your dog will be prescribed cytotoxic drugs (or antineoplastics), which target and attack the dangerous antibodies. Common cytotoxics include azathioprine and cyclophosphamide. An additional tactic may be gold salt therapy, which helps to reduce further inflammation and slow progression of the disease.
- Systemic Lupus Erythematous (Lupus) - Requires cytotoxic drugs, such as azathioprine and cyclophosphamide.
- Lymphocytic Thyroiditis - Requires synthetic thyroid hormone replacement therapy to return to normal thyroid functioning.
- Bullous Autoimmune Skin Disease - Requires cytotoxic drugs azathioprine or cyclophosphamide, gold salt therapy, and limiting exposure to sunlight. Autoimmune skin diseases are exacerbated by ultraviolet light.
Recovery of Systemic Autoimmune Disease in Dogs
Prognosis of dogs with systemic autoimmune disease varies widely, with some dogs dying of complications and others living a relatively healthy life with treatment. However, treatment will likely be necessary for your dog's entire life. You must monitor you dog carefully for symptoms of side effects, and the veterinarian will likely require frequent checkups in order to make sure the treatment is appropriate. The frequency of checkups will likely decrease over time.
When you dog comes home, it is important to provide a comfortable, quiet space for recovery, possibly in a cage, until your dog is healthy enough to move around more. Continue to be aware of your dog's exposure to sunlight, limiting outdoor exercise to dawn and twilight times. Other specific treatments will require additional precautions. For instance, in the case of kidney complications, the veterinarian will likely prescribe a specific diet.
Systemic Autoimmune Disease Questions and Advice from Veterinary Professionals
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After getting a puppy from a friend, puppy was fine for 4months, right after second round of vaccinations puppy started to retain water and become lethargic, first round of vet visits, no diagnosis, was prescribed antibiotics,
nothing changed, second round of pet visits, more antibiotics and anti parasite and worm drugs, still no diagnosis and no change, third vet visit, another round of tests no diagnosis, start steroids, seems to be getting better, swelling going down, then skin ruptures and extreme leaking of puss and liquid. Puppy still low weight and uncomfortable, I dont get it? X-rays, blood tests, ultra sounds and biopsys and still nothing, Help!
I'm sorry about your puppy. I hope he/she is doing better ? Any diagnosis yet ? I had a 4 year old female beagle years ago who had a wide range of issues similar to your story who was seen at a teaching hospital for treatment. Never really got a diagnosis except autoimmune related disorder. Maybe Addisons ? She was given pred and cyclosporine along with several other meds. She lived about 6 more months before succumbing to infection. I really wish autoimmune diseases could be more widely studied. In humans and our pets. Good luck with your fur baby.
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My daughter's 7 year old fox terrier, Bella, had been vaccinated within the last couple of weeks. About a week or so later, she started acting lethargic. She was like that for about 2 days, then was back to normal. The next day, my daughter noticed a lump on Bella's back, right leg. It was a little firm, approximately 1.5" to 2" in diameter. About 2 nights later, Bella yelped and my daughter noticed that the lump was gone but the skin was discolored... a very dark redish brown color. It appeared whatever the lump was, it was filled with blood, had burst, and was now spreading in her system because the discoloration spread over maybe 4" of her hind end by her leg. By the next morning, Bella's right leg was swollen and the discoloration was covering the back of her thigh (the lump was originally in the front of her leg) and was very dark. Bella couldn't put weight on it and she was clearly uncomfortable. My daughter took Bella to the vet that morning and he took xrays (which showed everything was normal) and did some blood work, which showed her platelets were low, although I don't know the number. He suspected autoimmune disease so he put Bella on Prednisone. I don't know what the dosage is though. He told her the next 36 hours will be crucial and to watch her closely. That night, the dark discoloration looked like it was easing up. By the next morning, Bella was able to go up and down the stairs, she was eating and drinking (drinking more than usual because of the meds, we're told), and was appearing to be feeling quite a bit better. The discoloration had spread more but it was more of a fading, not nearly as dark as it was. The vet wants to see Bella again tomorrow (which would be two days after the initial visit) to take another blood test to see how her platelets are doing. Her temperature was normal at the vet's office, she's not had any issue with eating or drinking, she's urinating fine, her bowel movements slowed down in the 24 hour period from when the lump burst till the next night, but she did have one the day after it burst. She hasn't vomited or anything like that. The only symptom my daughter noticed was the lump which ended up bursting, and a few days before when Bella was lethargic for about 2 days. Other than that, she's been normal. My question is (after reading some of the other answers here), is there any chance that it's not an autoimmune issue but some kind of weird reaction to the vaccination? What else could cause a lump filled with blood to suddenly appear? The vet did say Bella is still bleeding internally, but it appears to us that it's clearing up since she started the Prednisone the day before. One more thing, my daughter told me this evening (which is two days after the lump burst, one day after the vet saw her) she found a lump again in the same spot as before so we don't know if it's a new one or the same one that was there all along.
My dog was diagnosed same. He had blood in his eyes and very lethargic. They admitted him with low bloodplateletess and 12 hours later they said he deteriorated and suspected was bleeding on brain by how his eyes were and his head and he was losing balance. It almost looked like he had a stroke. I made my husband go get him do i could nurse him. They sent him home with pred and 6 other meds. Between me nurturing him, the meds and him being in his own environ, he made a full recovery! He will be on low dose of pred rest of his life and we get bloodwork avery couole of months to check his levels. I swear it happened right after i gave him generic tick drops! Now my female dog (no relation to my male) became lethargic and trouble walkin and got worse almost paralyzed. Vet couldnt figure out and thought maybe spinal injury and sent me to neurologist. They disgnosed her with another form of autoimmune and now she serms to be responding favorably to meds. Coincentally, i had just given her the seme generic tick drops right before she displayed symptoms. While i stopped giving to my other dog when he got sick two years ago, i gave her a dose! And boom she gets an sutoimmune disease
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So my puppy just turned 1 years old. She was perfectly fine... so we thought. However about three weeks ago she just suddenly became I'll. I took her to the vet and they said it was growing pains. After three days I got a second opinion. It most certainly was not growing pains. She is on prednisone, stomach coasters, antibiotics and something else that's supposed to stop the immune system from attacking itself. She keeps spiking fevers if we try to wean her off the prednisone, stops eating and drinking and has an extreme amount of pain. The new vet thinks its autoimmune but doesnt know what started it or how it stop it we are trying everything. She does well if we keep her on the prednisone but she cant stay on for life. Her WBC keeps going up too. She has dandruff also that's new. Can anyone help?!
It sounds like it could be systemic lupus. My 10 year old female Corgi has had it for over 2 years. She had several of the same symptoms before being diagnosed 6 month later by Kansas State University Veterinarian College.
Can I ask if this all started after her vaccination.
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My always healthy Molly started limping lightly on her left front leg. We checked her paw, found nothing. A few days passed and it didn't get better, on the contrary. So we took her to the vet. He diagnosed it as a hematoma and gave her Loxicom. Next day she were much better, almost no limping at all. Again a few days passed and suddenly she refused to walk, now her right elbow were swollen. The vet said it were an infection, as she had a slight fever, and gave antibiotics.
Again a few days passed, no improvment, so on to another vet for a second opinion. Here they found a fever of 44ºC and an extremely infected and pus filled uterus. They recommended surgery, but were not sure they could save her as it could rupture under the procedure. Lukely it did not, and for about a week she seemed better, but still not walking.
The vet now suspected tick born diseases, but suggested a second oppion(vet clinic specializing in diagnosis), as Molly now were so thin she could not withstand too much experimentation.
The third vet found pain i her elbows, shoulders and neck. They said tick diseases were highly unlikely and suggested a biopsy. They sent the sample to a laboratory for testing, but said it were polyarthritis and gave us Prednisolone, doxycycline and omeprazole, to keep the symptoms at bay until we got the answers.
In the week that followed we were at det vet every second day, her fever had returned and medication could only just get it down to 39. She developed hives, Mouth Ulcers and red marks on her skin. She had an allergic reaction to the medication. The results of the biopsy came back, ..nothing.
She was admitted for a week. Her red blood levels kept falling, down to 17%, just as we where about to give up, and let her have peace, her blood level started to increase, as they tried different medication. A few days later we got her home.
She is now on Omeprazole, Prednisolone, Marbocyl and Atopica, and is very slowly getting better, but she has had to go on and off the Marbocyl because of infections in her bladder. Her blod level is almost normal, but her infection numbers are still very high and almost not decreasing. She now has a soft lump on her right side of the abdomen.
She has alway been a very energetic dog, and enjoyed 2-3 hour daily walks, now she is very thin, has almost no muscles and can barely handle 5 minutes.
All tests have come back negative, What could this be? And what is this lump?
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Our Iggy (4yo) had several biopsies on a cyst and lump on her back and a skin biopsy on her eyelid Friday 12.21.19, hoping for results 12.23.19/12.24.19 Monday/Tuesday. Started out with what we thought was an eye allergy as both her eyelids were so swollen, then after a week our vet thought it turned into an eye infection as her lids were bleeding a bit due to some crusting. Anitiobiotic and antihistamines drops perscribed to no improvement after almost 2 weeks. She does not have demodex. Any direction would be so helpful.
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We are concerned that Rhino has had this skin condition for over 2 months, weeping crusty skin legions that are resistant to any antiobotics or topical lotions, and his limp which our vet originally thought was cruciate ligament disease is getting worse every day. Could this be autoimmune disease?
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Our healthy, spunky, lively 10-11 lb 4 year old dog began having atypical seizures on May 13. She would seem to freeze and her let would involuntarily stick out and her neck would be frozen. The vet did an mri, spinal fluid test,infectious disease test as well as blood work and all came back negative. She was put on 250 mg Keppra, and seizures continued, the vet lowered Keppra to 125 mg and added 2.5 mg of prednisone and they stopped. She has had horrible side effects of one or the other but is now doing better. Sleepy a lot and not herself but no more head bobbing and drunk walking. The vet wants to up the prednisone to 5 by the infectious disease test was negative. Any advice? I want to drop Keppra to body weight dose. And use prednisone short term. What are your thoughts. Should we do auto immune disease testing? Are they accurate?
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Mia has been diagnosed with erythema multiforme. She had blisters that scabbed along her back, edge of ears (that had been cropped) bridge of her nose and the pads of her feet (the pads eventually sluffed off). She has been on 30 mg prednisone 2 x daily with good success after several months. The effects of prednisone are wasting of muscle, "huge" liver causing belly to hang and sway in her back, she is tied and depressed. the day she was cleared to begin lowering the dose of prednisone we found large white lesions on the edge and underside of her tongue. At this point our vet has done research and consultations but this is so rare that they have done all they able to, her prognosis is grim. Do you have any information or experience with erythema multiforme?
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Adopted a puppy from a NJ humane society. She was a transfer from a Georgia shelter. She was spayed in NJ and also had a stomach hernia surgery the week prior to our adoption. Took her home. Very mellow. Figured it was the cone making her "chill". Few days later, took the cone off. She got around fine, acted fine, would jump off our bed but never onto it. She had a cough. Took her to vet. Diagnosed as kennel cough. Got treatment. Had blood work done, came back 17.5 RBC. Two days later we had a recheck, 17. Began prednisone. Yesterday marked a week of prednisone, had a recheck - 17.9. Her balance was TERRIBLE and very concerning. Took her to emergency vet last night. They checked her RBC this morning - 23. Her gait is still horrible. We went up to visit her this evening... dry crusty eyes, dried boogers inside her nose, wobbly legs, appeared very thirsty,... that vet is saying without MRI, ct scan and spinal tap there's not much else... so we are trying antibiotics tonight and they are going to watch her overnight. They are focused on the apparent neurological issues but what about the anemia??? Please help.
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Thank you. Additional blood test results came back on Thursday showing "micoplasma", which the ER vet said could be the cause behind the anemia and neurological symptoms. She is now home, on 3 antibiotics. Crusty eyes are better but now she's very squinty, and refuses to drink. She is still unsteady and flips around like a fish out of water.
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Initial symptom was only lameness of her left hind leg, but soon turned into the remaining symptoms. All symptoms diminished to unnoticeable levels soon after beginning the regimen. It has now been 3 months off of all but the Prednisone, and that has been weaned from 2 10mg tablets per day to 1 2.5mg every 3 days.Internist still has not given a pinpoint diagnosis.
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I am going to take a dog (Yellow Lab) into my home for a week who has auto immune disease of the spine. She is 11+ years old. she is being treated with Gabapentin 2x day to manage pain and a very small dose of prednisone. Apparently, because of these medications she is susceptible to infections. She was told not to go to dog parks and socialize with others. I have a friend who would like me to watch her healthy 6 year lab for a couple of days overlapping. Do you think that it would be safe to have the two dogs in the same house? I could keep them in separate rooms if necessary, especially I would at night, and not leave them unsupervised when together? What are your thoughts?
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Well our Duke has been a mystery dog. He has tested negative for all auto immune diseases. We have had blood work, cat scan, ultra sound, joint taps, lung wash name it i feel like we have done it. He has been on prednisone since 6 months and the minute we try getting him off he gets a fever, high heart rate, swollen eyes. The minute we put him back on everything disappears. Up to this point we have tried cyclosporine and worked great and then his gums became swollen. Well his nose has become raw with little scabs, he has a left swollen eye and super watery. We took him to the optometrist and he truly thinks it's autoimmune. I'm torn with what to do. Try different meds? MRI? Higher his dosage of prednisone? He has great energy right now? Eats and goes to the bathroom normally. Help!
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hello i have a GMS male 2 and a half years old he almost died within a week we save him last moment by giving prezolon after we have made a ton of blood tests he was diagnosed with egephalitis-autoimmune disease also the doctor gave him azathriopine day after day after 3 months he is very well he is strong and healthy but we have aggression problem he doesn't recocnize us all of a sudden while he seats he gets up and growl to people he grow up with and to me also he looks at us suddenly out of the blue like we are strangers he had done it to me twice just before the disease strike him but now it gets worse rapidly generali he was and he is a very loving dog very sweet like a huge puppy we have stopped the medication 2 weeks now i was wondering if he has a brain damage by the disease or blindness that makes him dangerous and if it is a permanent brain damage is there a way that can be fixed or it will get worse ?
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Our Australian Cattle Dog, for 2 1/2 months, has had, itching, scabs, through out his body, loss 10 #, muscle deterioration, sore joints. We treated first for , poison oak, did not clear up, then allergies, on allergy food, and only has worsen. Complete blood panel is normal, could it be Systemic Lupus Erythematosus?
It is possible that Buster is being affected by an autoimmune disease like systemic lupus erythematosus as the symptoms may involve both skin lesions and joint pain; other possible causes may be infectious or other immune disorders. For SLE, an ANA test is the test of choice for making a diagnosis; for this type of case I would recommend visiting a Dermatologist to take a look to narrow down the possible causes. Regards Dr Callum Turner DVM
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In October my 8 year old lab/springer spaniel mix stopped eating. I took him into vet two days later, (as I had been told he suffered from anxiety and allergies. His history was crusty round skin lesions in groin area and on legs occasionally, plus recurrent ear infections, Which treated would go away.) When we went to vet he had a 102 fever. They took blood samples and were concerned possible tick disease or AID. The vet started him on a course of steroids and antibiotic to combat either disease. The lesions that he had which was minimal on groin cleared up, and his ears were also cleared up. Normally I have to clean ears with RX rinse.
One week later his abdomen swelled up, took back to the vet. He had fluid and an ultra sound pans X-ray was done. They determined he had a mass in his spleen. Which then I was sent to emergency/specialty vet. Splenectomy was performed. They were concerned about possible cancer. However all tests were negative for cancer. This was in October 2016. It's now January, his red blood cell count is up, and liver levels are near normal. However his skin lesions, which tend to be round, extremely flaky have come back, not like before which looked like pustuals. We never got a firm diagnosis. He was negative for Cushings, tick, and cancers.
Do you think this could be a form of an auto immune disease.??
Dogs have a higher body temperature than humans, the physiological range is around 100-104°F depending on the literature you read, which would place Copper in the middle of normal. The reduction in circulating red blood cells may have been due to the splenic mass, which now after a splenectomy, red cell levels are returning to normal. It is possible that Copper has an autoimmune disease which can be tricky to diagnose as they can resemble other conditions, however allergies, parasites, infections, contact with irritants may also be the cause; due to the variety of different causes, it would be best to have your Veterinarian scrape them to examine under a microscope or have a biopsy sent for examination as the new skin lesions may be unrelated to the previous problems. Regards Dr Callum Turner DVM
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My 7 yr. old male dachshund has recently been diagnosed with autoimmune disease and we can't get him to eat anything. He is currently taking prednisone, liquid iron drops and potassium. He is still drinking water and urinating, my concern is that he is not eating and his energy level seems to diminish more each day. Any suggestions how to get him to eat, we were able to get him to eat a small amount of chicken unfortunately he threw that up after about 6-8 hours. Any suggestions on food choices?
Generally in cases of loss of appetite a bland diet of boiled chicken and rice is recommended since it is moist, non-irritating and appetising to dogs. If Moose hasn't eaten for a while, stomach acid can be a problem; Pepcid can help reduce acid levels. Another option is to get some wet food and mix it with water so that it is a paste and syringe it in to Moose's mouth bit by bit. If the loss of appetite continues, visit your Veterinarian to check Moose for another cause of the loss of appetite. Regards Dr Callum Turner DVM
Our dog also stopped eating this past August. He was diagnosed with SLO last Spring (April/May) but ate fine (and was switched to a non-chicken/non-beef, salmon-based food). He vomited in August and stopped eating. In the past months we did the Texas blood test (showed low B-12/folate) and he got b-12 shots for 7 weeks and folate pills each night. He has also been on appetite stimulants- so he has started to eat some dog food. The only thing he will always eat is his "greenie". I am wondering if he has this systemic autoimmune as well as SLO or maybe we got a misdiagnosis. Any help would be appreciated.
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My two year old gwp became ill 48 hours after a routine booster vaccine. Which did include the L4 vaccine. His joints. Swelled ups in his whole body ,he had a high fever , lack of appetite.vets failed to tack seriously that our previous very fit healthy hunting dog was sick due to the vaccine. We changed vet and now have a great vet ,who has ruled all else out . Our dog suffered huge weight loss,and muscle wastage.
Steroids improved him greatly , but every attempt to wean him off very slowly is failing, he deteriates . He now has slight liver damage. He has aged on his appearance , and is nothing like the dog he was before that vaccination, veg has said he could have a good few years on low dose steroids with is liver supported and monitored , how ever financially this is not possible unless we can finance it. Our insurance company has declined the claim as if was caused by a vaccine. The vaccine company are investigating the case. We were never warned. Or made aware that vaccines can be harsh on the immune system especially the L4 vaccine,or that it is not recommended that vaccines are given every year . Instead vets encourage pet owners to vaccinate every year ,when it is not needed or recommended. We have a dog we cannot work any more or now breed,and I would appreciate any advice of self help for him please.
There is a lot of controversy surrounding vaccination in animals (as well as children) and the failure to provide adequate vaccination to animals (and children) has led to the resurgence of many diseases. The vaccination of animals is sometimes performed too often, usually on an annual basis. The frequency of vaccination depends on the level of immunity maintained by a vaccination over a period of time; a minimum level of immunity is required to protect an animal against disease. Reactions occur to vaccinations, either from an immune reaction to the vaccination itself or from a reaction to one of the excipients; reactions may exhibit themselves in many different ways from swelling at the injection site to anaphylaxis. One manufacturer of an L4 vaccine has had reports of over 2,000 adverse reactions and 120 deaths post vaccination with L4 in the past two years, these numbers are small in comparison to the total number of vaccines administered each year and the reactions may be due to an underlying cause and only exasperated by the vaccination; regular vaccination is still the safer choice compared to not vaccinating your pets. The L4 vaccine is recommended to be administered annually by manufacturers. At this stage, it is important to give Stanley supportive care for his liver and to limit any further damage; revaccination would not be advisable so keeping him away from areas where he may pick up an infection and segregating him from unvaccinated dogs would be best ongoing practice. Regards Dr Callum Turner DVM
My God my daughters dog just had to be put down after suffering exactly like all of these comments. This is terrible that drug companies know of all this yet still recommend to get vaccine boaster. I for one will not be giving it to my dogs even though they just had a few weeks ago. That is definitely the last boaster shot for them. Unless it shows in blood test that they are in need of it
A few years ago I would swear that mix breed dogs had fewer health issues by far than "pure bred" dogs. Not so anymore.
Since we are experiencing the backlash of irresponsible vaccination schedules recomended by our vets for years. We trusted what we were told, and vaccinated annually usally with 5in 1 or 7in1 vacc.
Now ANY dog, no matter e breed, no matter if the dog has ever had a vaccine is vulnerable to autoimmune issues. These diseases are in the gene pools.
100% man made diseases. Created by sending our dogs immune system into hyperdrive every year as instructed by our trusted vets. Who likley knew it was unnecessary. Maybe they did not expect this to be the result, still once aware they changed nothing for years.
Pet owners who love their dog as family are forced to pay huge vet costs often losing the beloved dog anyway. Fast deterioration is common.
If finances don't permit treatment the alternatives are heartbreaking!
Yet these trusted vets have retired on the countless hundreds of thousands of dollars of our money paid to vaccinate. Not even mention the manufacturers. Our pets suffer for thier comfort.
This is the truth of it.
And no retribution possible.
Shame on them who knew long ago and id nothing.
I would love to see a class action suit brought on the drug companies by pet owners. I doubt the company would servive the financial burden of repaying vet costs alone. Aside from further damages.
I am a person who loves my dogs. I sacrifice to provide the care they need. I have seen too much autoimmune! And it is here to stay.
We experienced the same type issues of stiffness in our greyhound. She had the L4 vaccine the day she started with pain. It took almost 3 months for them to determine autoimmune menengitis. She started steroids and all types of pain meds. After 2 weeks she seemed to be getting better. Outt off the blue in the 3rd week of meds she stopped eating and passed peacefully at home. We think the meds were too much for her to take. She had lost a lot of weight that greyhounds can't afford to lose. We are very irritated that the vaccination, that she had to have, could have cause this. We have another greyhound as well and now we are scared to get her vaccinated. We need to figure out where to start in researching this. Apparently we aren't alone. These dogs are family and they should get the same warning about vaccinations that your kids do. Not sure where to start in doing this but we will be finding out the drug manufacturer from our vet as a start. We'll be tell everyone we can anything we learn that could help save their dogs too. It isn't fair that a perfectly healthy dog is gone in 4 months because of a vaccine she needed to get to the kennel.
rest assured vaccines caused his problem. i have a 5 year old shihtzu which has been destroyed by vaccines. we got the vaccines the pine grove,pa. recommend and her eye started to itch , then bulge. she got shifting lameness and is now not able to use her back legs and her front leg joints clicking and shifting in and out. her eyes bulged so bad ,this vet stitched one shut and when he took stitches out the eye burst and had to be removed.i kept telling him and his other on staff vets it was the shots.at no time would they prescribe imuran or prednisone.finally in the end they admitted it was autoimmune and that the dog should never have any more vaccines the rest of her life.this caused me to get mad and i told them off. they are responsible for the destruction of my playful little dogs happy life. she is now being taken care of by another vet and on imuran and prednisone. but she is a crippled one eyed 5 yead old.i should sue the vet that did this.he could have given those meds to stop the destruction of her legs and eye. dont ever say vaccines dont do this, they do.
We have a 8 year old German shepherd bitch who until she was 6 years old was very healthy, very rarely went to the vets. At 6 years old she had her boosters. We were told it was a new injection that had to be administered in 2 parts, part 1 was given and then 3-4 weeks later she was given the second one. After these injections were given we have been going to the vet all the time, she started to scoot her bottom along the ground, 9months later she was due to have her boosters again which we had done, omg what a mistake had the vet told us that it was the booster that had caused the problem in the beginning we would never of had her injected again. We how have a dog that has an enlarged spleen and auto immune desease and all because of these drug companies. Please please do not give your dogs these boosters. Our dog had no problems until she had the L4 vaccine.
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My 2 1/2 year old Golden doodle F2 has Auto immune disease. Her Immune system is attacking her blood cells and her platelets. Prednisone has calmed the immune system down but every few days her fever does go back up to around 105. Is there any vitamins or food I can give her to help the immune system or disease? I have read this can be caused by to many vaccines or preservatives, in dog food. I have spent over 4K and still do not have a lot of information on the disease. Every thing I ready tells me about it but it does not say if I should change her diet. Anything you can provide is greatly appreciated. I see some say Holistic vet but I am not sure about that.
In cases of autoimmune disease, the main goal of therapy is usually to suppress the immune system from causing damage to the body which usually results in treatment of Prednisone. The online world allows many people to make claims against diets containing grains or other ingredients and will persuade the audience to switch the diet to a raw vegan diet, but until more scientific data is available the Veterinary Profession recommends feeding a complete diet. As far as other treatments, there are many different faces to medicine which you may try; Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine has some treatments that may be suitable for Jetty but you would need to speak with a TCVM Practitioner regarding suitability as at times treatments are tailored specifically for the patient based on numerous factors. Please remember that medicines from Alternative Medical Practitioners should be seen as complementary therapy and not a replacement for conventional medicine. Regards Dr Callum Turner DVM
My 5 yr old Yorkie started licking her feet all the time, then I noticed blood spots. I thought she was going into heat. But then she got one morning vomiting, and it looked dark and like blood was in it. I then realized blood was coming from mouth, so I looked for cut or bad tooth , but found neither. Took her to vet and her platelets were very low. The vet put her on high dose of steroids. Next blood check showed her platelets up but now red cells are low. She has added another med called Azathioprine. Seems like the more meds I give her the worse she feels. She has no energy, is weak and hides under the bed. I am on a fixed income, but this little girl means the world to me. Any suggestions on how I can help her through diet etc. She goes back to vet in 8 days for more blood work. I hope her count is getting back to normal by then. I have no idea what may have caused this. Its been 6 mos since she has had any vaccines and no flee treatment for sometime.
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My 8 month old Akita was diagnosed with Addison's at 4 months of age. Since then, he has continued to develop various medical and behavioral problems. After the initial diagnosis, he suffered from severe ataxia in his hind end. As a last resort, we put him on a round of Doxy. After a few weeks, the ataxia got much better. His rear legs were severely atrophied, but he was finally doing better. Meanwhile, he also has a front forelimb abnormality that is pretty benign on an x-ray, but in person, his leg/arm will bend at an almost 45 degree angle. This, too, has gone from bad to worse, to better again.
After an almost 3 week period of a him being relatively healthy, the ataxia has returned and he is barely able to get around. Additionally, x-rays revealed that he has hip dysplasia too, however, I don't think the sudden onset of this new round of ataxia is related to that.
He is a sick, sick puppy and I am assuming he is drowning in autoimmune problems. On top of this, he has had chronic skin infections and is currently taking two antibiotics, in addition to daily pred for Addison's.
It sounds like Ronin is having a bad case of Autoimmune Disease, the multiple body systems involved and the vague progression are indicative of autoimmune problems. Diagnosis is reliant on pin pointing primary symptoms from secondary symptoms, usually blood counts and biochemistry tests help to determine overall internal health and indicate a likely path for treatment. Akita's have a predisposition to Hip Dysplasia and is a separate condition from the autoimmune problems Ronin is experiencing but will exasperate other hind limb conditions; neutering is always recommended in dogs with Hip Dysplasia to remove them from the genetic pool. Regards Dr Callum Turner DVM
My 8 year old Akita got diagnosed with pemphigus foliaceus after nearly 2 months of tests at the vets and biopsies she was prescribed steroids starting at 125mg. Her crusting on her nose , ears and eyes did disappear and we had tapered the dose to 40mg after 4 months. I was conserned with side effects she had after 3 months of being on these drugs and I was worried she had all the signs of cushings. She had weekly visits to the vets for them to have a look at her then one day she collapsed gums were very pale, laboured breathing and couldn't get up. We made it to the vets within 30 mins were she was on fluids and oxygen but she died after 20 minutes. I don't know if she died from the steroids or her disease or both but I wasn't expecting such as quick end to her life with this disease. Had had tried to do some research on this disease but hadn't come across any mortality rates or information so I don't know if my experience is a common one or unusual one?
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Hello I have a 6 year old Maltese girl and a couple weeks ago I noticed black/ Red blotches all over her body.i though they would go away by them self but nothing. Then a huge one popped in her back and it was raised up around the size of a orange . This is huge because my gut baby is not 10 lbs. I immediately took her to the vet and she was diagnosed with systematic autoiautoimmune disease .the doctors says it's likely because I vaccinated my baby in April. She is weak but eating and drinking normally. Just very tired all the time and sleepy. Two new blood blotches popped in her neck and by her mouth .The vet wants to run more blood work. I just want my princess to be ok. Do I have a good chance . Any advice tips ? She's for most part in the create or in my bed. Thank you
Cupcake's immune system is overactive which may be brought on by vaccination in rare cases; Cupcake is receiving immunosuppression therapy and antibiotics which is an appropriate course of treatment. I cannot comment on Cupcake's prognosis as I haven't examined her or seen her response to treatment; it really is a case of wait and see for any improvement. Your Veterinarian will want to run some blood tests to see if there is any effect on the blood cells and to check liver and kidney function; I would strongly recommend close monitoring with blood tests. Regards Dr Callum Turner DVM
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My yorkie had a splenectomy for a 5" mass. Biopsy was benign. He weighed 8.6 lbs at the time. He developed AIHA days after the surgery and has been on prednisone .25 of a 20mg dose twice daily. 6 weeks later he is 7lbs and he hasn't drank water since the procedure. He maybe has drank 5 times on his own. We have been doing subq for WEEKS! All bloodwork is fine, yet he continues to waste away. He had a great appetite and eats well but he is skin and bones. He was not able to stand well and was falling over when walking so the prednisone dose was lowered to .25 once daily. His pcv is at 35 now and holding there on this dose. He is on a limited diet of salmon and potato and he also has issues with gas buildup in his belly now. He had to have a tube stuck down and have the foam in his stomach sucked out which cost us over $1000 in the ER. I have to feed him upright and small amounts at a time. How do I ensure he doesn't die from being too skinny and dehydrated often. What could be the reason he will not drink water anymore? Is the prednisone causing all of this? Please help, he needs to gain weight. He is no longer the same dog and it is disheartening to watch. I just want my buddy to enjiy life. All he does is sleep and he is very frail and thin.
In cases of autoimmune hemolytic anemia, steroids are used to suppress the immune system to prevent the damage to the red blood cells. I understand that you're concerned about Gucci, but treatment is centered around steroid treatment with supportive care to help keep weight and hydration. To try to get Gucci to eat and drink, try mixing a smooth wet food with some water to make a paste and place it in the microwave to warm it up slightly (like you would do for some baby food) as the consistency and the smell from being heated may make the food more appetising for her; apart from that, care is supportive. Regards Dr Callum Turner DVM
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My dog has had a chronic skin problem for a year. His auto immune system is causing sores on his back. They are open wound looking. He has had biopsys sent to MSU and Colorado State and they all com back where his body is attacking itself. He is on Predesone and when he goes off they come back. I do not want to keep him on these pills. Is there anything that can help? Diet? Holistic?
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I understand your concern regarding the long term use of prednisone, however the use of corticosteroids is done to suppress the immune system to prevent the over activity which prevents the skin lesions from appearing. In some cases, tapering off the prednisone over a long period of time may be beneficial; unfortunately due to the nature of the condition, dietary management (which would be suitable for allergies etc…) and other holistic medications wouldn't be suitable. Regards Dr Callum Turner DVM
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Siberian Husky/Border Collie mix, 2 years old, whose toenails are rotting off...will a diet change fix this so she does not have to be on steroids very long? Vet has said it is an autoimmune disorder, I do not like the idea of my dog taking drugs-especially when they are not showing to help- and am wondering if there is another route I can take to help her heal?
If the nails look like they are rotting, then there may be a fungal infection which would need to be treated with an antifungal medication, if they look dry or sloughing off then it may be symmetrical lupoid onychodystrophy (SLO) which is an autoimmune disease. Some studies have found that daily fish oil (around 10ml or 0.3floz) has shown significant improvement in nail health. Regards Dr Callum Turner DVM
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I have been to countless vets. One vet guessed pemphigus vulgaris. Another vet said if he had that he wouldve been dead already. Another vet said they have no idea. Another vet i told i have a strong gut instinct its all related to an immune issue i was told the only way to diagnose it was with a oral punch biopsy. I went ahead with it only to learn after it has nothing to do with diagnosing immune problems. Another vet said theres a special blood test so I went ahead with that but it was just a normal regular blood test. I am in constant guilt because hes in constant pain. I need to add on a side note he has moderate hip dysplasia. I have so many strangers say your dogs mouth is bleeding because it can get bright red. Bleed is always left on a ball or toy after playing. Gums are very healthy. He is my life and is active and i believe is happy but it breaks my heart to see the pain behind hes eyes. PLEASE HELP WITH ANY SUGGESTIONS
It is difficult to diagnose a problem over the internet, especially when so many Veterinarian's are having trouble. My immediate thought was of chemical or toxic irritation to the mouth by licking or eating something he shouldn't. Did the regular blood test show any anomalies? Low platelets or high leukocytes? Autoimmune disease (pemphigus vulgaris is an autoimmune disease) is a possible diagnosis which may be treated with steroid administration (suppress the immune system). If general practice Veterinarians are stumped, it may be a case of visiting a specialist to see the oral lesions and to run other tests. Regards Dr Callum Turner DVM
A specialist is financially out the question. This has been going on for close to 2 yrs. Blood test normal. I refuse to give steroids due to side affects. The only possible irritant is when he swims in lakes/mangroves, however his symptoms are still the same in winter when not swimming so it can't be that.
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Our 4 years old yellow lab was healthy/active until 3 days ago. He stopped eating and was very lethargic. We took him to the vet and he had a fever and pale gums. Blood work showed his red blood cells were depleted (11%). Vet said his immune system was attacking his red blood cells (white were fine) and we needed to find out why. Blood work was drawn and he received a transfusion last night. This morning the vet called and said his condition had not improved - his counts were about the same. We chose to treat with a steroid while we wait for additional testing (trying to rule out infectious diseases). We have spent 2 days reading 100's of war stories. We REALLY don't know where to go from here. Waiting for more info, not looking forward to making "the decision". Not looking for false hope but I would like another opinion or additional suggestions.
Low red blood cells is commonly caused by a decrease in production or an increase in destruction like in autoimmune haemolytic anaemia. The immune system can attack the red blood cells causing destruction, steroid treatment suppresses the immune system activity with some improvement in condition confirming the diagnosis. Other causes may be due to a decrease in production (check reticulocytes) and other causes of destruction like parasites and other infections. Once your Veterinarian has narrowed down the diagnosis, a prognosis can be made which will help you make the decision. Regards Dr Callum Turner DVM
Our year old Dachshund, Bo, stopped eating Mon. morning and didn't eat in the eve. Took him to the vet and he was critical. His white cell attacking his red cells. Vet gave him steroid injections, antibiotics and something for the coagulation of his blood. He ate a little early in the morning, but wouldn't eat after that. Was very lethargic and weak. Vet had given him a fluid injection also, Today Vet gave him IV fluids for about 6 hrs. Did another blood test. his red cells were more depleted. Bo was sick and weak, I made the decision to put him to sleep. Broke my heart and my grand daughter's heart. It's crazy how and auto immune disease can come on so fast.
I was wondering how you made out with your dog. We lost our Pekinese yesterday to this disease in addition to IBT. She had 2 transfusions and was on all sorts of medications.
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Duke is a 8 yr old cocker spaniel male, he has had chronic diarrhea for 3weeks, he has taken antibiotics also had a shot, steroids and anti diarrhea medicine and then another kind of anti diarrhea medicine and it is still not improving. Still has an appetite, drinks water but he is getting lethargic, needs help getting on couch which he never had problems before. The vet here, took a blood sample and his white cells where a little high, but nothing real alarming, vet figure the count was up to help fight an infection.
There are various possible causes for the symptoms which Duke is presenting with including systemic infection, parasites, autoimmune disease, toxins, poisons or foreign bodies. Duke's increased white cells maybe an immune reaction to infection but also possibly due to inflammation; Duke's hind leg weakness maybe due to the long term diarrhoea and weight loss. Stool samples (culture and sensitivity as well as parasites) and x-rays might be a useful next step in the diagnostic process. Regards Dr Callum Turner DVM
My Dog Chipper has had an elevated white blood cell count for 11 weeks. We could not identify the infection and suspected autoimmune disease. His count got as high as 163000
We switched him to Cytoxan and his count dropped to 43000 in one week. That was last week 10/18/17. He's eating very well. He seems to be doing really good!
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My female Dash/chow has IMHA, and has been on cyclospine for about two years, I took her in to the vet because she had blood in her urine. they dx'd her with a UTI, when I went back in for a recheck, her PCV was fine but her platelets were really low, so they put her on pred and azathioprine. She has been dong better, and there has not been any blood in her urine for over a week, but today I let her out and there was a lot of blood. she acts fine and seems happy, so I am not sure where to go from here.
There are various causes for blood in the urine apart from infections; one of the reported side effects of azathioprine include in some cases bone marrow suppression causing a reduction in the production of blood cells including platelets, luckily this suppression reverses after withdrawal of treatment. I wouldn't be too concerned, but I would recommend visiting your Veterinarian early in the New Year to check her over (bloods etc…); obviously if you notice any other concerning symptoms including pain, fever or blood in her stool or vomit (if she would vomit), visit your Veterinarian or Emergency Veterinarian immediately. Regards Dr Callum Turner DVM
I felt a lot better until, I went to order her medication and was putting in the rx #. The pharm. gave me the wrong medication and she has been taking it for two months. It looked the same and I didnt pay close attention, because they asked me all the questions that a pharm. does and I didnt look at the package. she has been taking Cyclophosphamide 70mg. she should be taking cyclosporine, and I am not sure of the dosage now, because I don't see it in her records on line. She is bleeding a lot. in her urine. Could this be the reason?
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Do has normal bloodwork, been vomiting since July 2016 on and off. Hospitalized once for increase fluids and antibiotics. Got better for 3 weeks, then deteriorated again, vomiting- no food in vomit; typically yellow bile and slimy. Normal poop.
The symptoms that you have described are vague and may be due to a variety of conditions; normal blood work just adds to the mystery. Have you checked Bruce for gastric irritation or had any x-rays done to check for any abnormalities in the gastrointestinal tract or elsewhere; also changing Bruce's food to a bland diet that isn't irritating like boiled rice and chicken may help Bruce to keep down his food. Regards Dr Callum Turner DVM
We have had x-rays, and barium into his stomach......no abnormalities shown.
He also has only eaten a bland diet for years. rice stewing beef and vegetable.
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I was just told that my puppy had a 0 platelet count on her blood work. She had just got her 7month vaccines I believe it was Lyme and something else about 1 week ago. Could that cause for her platelets to be so low. Our vet put her on a course of doxycyclyn and prednisone.
There are a few reasons for low platelet counts in dogs; among these there are reports of vaccine induced thrombocytopenia after vaccination with adenovirus or distemper vaccines, the effects are usually not noticed unless a blood test is performed and usually lasts for a short period of time. Other causes of low platelet counts may be due to blood loss through trauma, infection, bone marrow dysfunction, liver disease, kidney disease or cancer. I would check Minx's blood counts again after ten days to see if there is an improvement after treatment with the doxycycline and prednisone; if there is no improvement, a sample of bone marrow may be taken to see if there is a problem with the production of platelets. Regards Dr Callum Turner DVM
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My 4 year old Akita has VKH. She has already lost one eye and is on meds for the other eye to control her glaucoma. She is loosing pigment in her fur and nail, however I have started noticing what looks like hair loss on her belly. My question is, could this be part of her VKH or a symptom of something else. We plan on bringing her into her vet as soon as we can. She is on 10 mg prednisone daily as long with prednisolone eye drops, timinol, and latanoprost all 3 times daily.
Usually the dermatological signs of Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada Syndrome (also called VKH syndrome and uveadermatological syndrome) are depigmentation of the skin and hair, although hair loss is a symptom in most cases. There are other possible causes for the loss of hair on Miko's abdomen which include parasites (Demodex), hormonal disease (Cushing's Disease), allergies etc…It would be wise to check with your Veterinarian to confirm the cause of the hair loss. For more information regarding VKH check the link below. Regards Dr Callum Turner DVM
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I have a 3 year old all black chiuahuah with white paws she scratches constantly and has dry, bald puffy eyes and is balding from itching on her mouth, ears,and paws. I had her nails trimmed and noticed it didn't help i could see her paws red from the blood of her sratch spots. I also noticed every time we went for a check up she has a mild fever. Her stool is sometimes jelly like and soft she eats she has had these issues scents she was about a year old and she wears a fairly deep cone on a regular basis to keep her from scratching and i take it off so she can eat or drink but she immediately itches also a vet had given her anti biotics that lasted 2weeks they didn't se to help infact she vomited. She sometimes bomits so i am not sure if its from her sickness or meds the vet took a small skin scrape from the ear and found bacteria and dandruff please help me if possible my vet doesn't seem to know how to help
A few conditions may be causing these symptoms in Zia including immune-mediated disease, toxins, infections, hormonal disease, tumours, foreign bodies (usually not associated with fever) or allergies (allergies aren't usually associated with fever unless there is a secondary condition). If the itching is focused purely around the face, I would suspect that there is something irritating her mucous membranes (epithelium of the eyes, nose and mouth) causing the excessive itching. In a case like Zia's, it would be wise to perform blood tests, allergy testing and possibly x-rays to try to determine a cause. Regards Dr Callum Turner DVM
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Our miniature schnauzer is 10. At 3 yo she was diagnosed with sleep lupus ( low platelet, shifting lameness, joint pain etc). For the last 7 yrs she has been mostly stable. Now she is losing weight and her RBC is dropping. Her ultrasound shows her liver is red but no other big issues. Prednisone is the issue, possible GI bleed. Is it possible to reduce prednisone, are there other options?
Long term prednisone administration may lead to numerous side effects including stomach ulcers, depression and kidney problems (the kidneys secrete a hormone that stimulates production of red blood cells). Prednisone suppresses the activity of the immune system which helps control the symptoms and secondary conditions associated with Lupus. Glucocorticoids are the treatment of choice for Lupus which after the resolution of clinical signs should be reduced over a three month period to wean the dogs off the medication. The problem is there isn't an alternative for the treatment of Lupus which isn't a Glucocorticoid. Speaking with your Veterinarian about reduction of dosage or management of symptoms is the best course of action. Regards Dr Callum Turner DVM
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