Anyways here are a few pictures from those times. By the way I did all the blood work every year and got with great results, he was very healthy.
We need your help! If you are a vet or an experienced dog owner with similar problems, please share your opinions. If you know such people, please share this blog. Cesar is one of my rescued dogs, living with me for almost four years now. More than a year ago some skin lesions started, and we've been trying to find out what's going on. Zinc responsive dermatosis has been the most accurate diagnosis, BUT.. Please read the blog, we are seeking help from the world! We appreciate it so so much!
Friday, November 20, 2015
Awesome 2,5 years!
Next 2,5 years, he was perfectly healthy. When I first adopted him, I gave him some supplements like Vitamin E, which I read could help with lead. Then I dropped them, he was on a BARF diet and fish oil supplements like the rest of my dogs and everything was great. I cut his hair short once or twice at the beginning to observe the lead pellets and some that were close to the skin actually left his body.
I used to write a dog blog in Turkish from Suzie's perspective, who happens to be one of my other rescued dogs. I got this domain, www.cesarslife.com thinking that I could start blogging in English where Cesar tells the stories of us rescuing and fostering dogs, the walks we have, the places we visit, etc. Basically it would be the story of Cesar's life. I never got to do it because taking care of my dogs and rescue work took so much time, I just kept postponing writing the blog.
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