My cat's full of sh!t & I have the pictures to prove it.

$1000

OUCH.....
looks like August maybe a no?

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Originally Posted by Ronin13

It wasn't bakers chocolate (the worst kind for dogs)... but yes, chocolate is bad for dogs and all... and I heard that milk/ice cream is also bad for dogs, is this true?

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My dogs get a small bowl of milk a few times a week and cheese is their favorite treat. My last dog lived till he was 16 and had a ton of exercise and the same diet. They drank milk as puppies so I couldn't see how it would be bad for them

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Originally Posted by theGinsue

$1000 later and they were only able to clear a few turds out of him. They sent him home last night after deciding that he'd work the rest out on his own and that they'd given him all the treatment they could at the moment.

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$350 a turd roughly. That is some expensive shit! Literally! Hope he does better and the new diet fixes him up!

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Originally Posted by henpecked

$1000

OUCH.....
looks like August maybe a no?

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Sadly, it's looking more and more that way. I can't catch a financial break this year. Every time I turn around I'm sliding deeper into debt and my discretionary funds have evaporated. What really kills me is that it's all gone to the wife, kids, and now pet. When do I get to spend some of my hard earned moeny on stuff *I* want? (rhetorical question) UGH!

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Originally Posted by sniper7

My dogs get a small bowl of milk a few times a week and cheese is their favorite treat. My last dog lived till he was 16 and had a ton of exercise and the same diet. They drank milk as puppies so I couldn't see how it would be bad for them

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I checked it out and talked to a veterinarian friend and he said typically most dogs are lactose intolerant, but their noses and stomachs are much more sensitive than ours and if nothing happens after a bowl of milk or ice cream, they'll be ok.
As for Ginsues money woes- That sucks, but the good news is everyone should be in good health now, your cat will probably have some hard BMs for a few days, but I think you'd rather pay $$$ to keep him around and pawing at your feet than the alternative...you could always cut the rest of the family off until you can get yourself something nice. Kraft is always on sale!