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I was just thinking maybe you could put some soothing chamomile on the lump if its causing some discomfort.

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what happens if a dog licks cammomile ? is it safe or could it make him sick ? dont want to make him any worse ! thought id check before i try it .
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Is used for inflamation and spasms of the digestive tract, wouldn't have thought it would hurt.
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ok thanks will try it then .
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Hi,ive just seen your post,im sorry to hear about your dog. How is he today?
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hes not too bad today thanks . his lump is still really annoying him , but hes still eating well and happy in himself.
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Thats good then

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reubins lump is looking rather red still and sore from being licked , the vet said back along that worst case scenario was if the lump bursts , that explained to me was that it would ulcerate , get infected and then burst , im worried that one area of it looks as though it may be starting to ulcerate , so will be taking him back to the vets on monday . also his cough has got really bad tonight , worse than its been for weeks , and thats with him being on the high dose of his tablets that are meant to be to help his cough . the steroids are making him so hungry , he tried to steal my kit kat earlier whilst i was eating it ! i know steroids make them hungry , i had a lab who was on them most of his life ( doubley bad being as labs are always hungry anyway ) but iv just never seen reu like this , hes raiding bins when were out , before some days i had to try and persuade him to eat ! i just feel really helpless at the moment and dont know what to do for the best for him . :3dblob10:
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Im sorry to hear that, really im not sure what to say other than you could get a gate to stop ruebin goin in the kitchen but i assume he'll just howl and whine

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sorry didnt quite make myself clear about the bin thing , he doesnt raid the bin at home , he goes looking in bins whilst we are out walking , to see if anyones left any food in them ! and theres a lady who puts bread on top of the bins for the birds , he goes straight to that and eats as much as he can reach !
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i seeeeee

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An update on reu , we`ve been back to the vets as his lump was looking so sore , it has started to ulcerate in one place ,mostly due to him licking it (which i spend most of my time trying to stop him doing ) hes got some cream to put on that area which he hates the smell of let alone the taste , so he leaves it alone when that has been administered ,but then straight back to it after . i dont want to use a buster collar if i can help it , my poor boy is distressed enough without that , iv tried putting a bandage on it but it wont stay on , so if anyones got any ideas please let me know . basically iv to stop him licking it , but if it starts to weep then he has to go back again , so heres hoping i can stop it getting worse .
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I am so sorry to hear that he is still in pain, I don't really know what else to suggest other than maybe contacting an animal homeopath to work in conjunction with your vet?
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hello,how is your dog today?
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hes not too bad thanks , he had a mad session in the park with a labrador , wore himself out doing that but he had fun . still licking his lump unfortunately . but ok in himself .
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