Quote from: natvrabit on August 23, 2010, 09:31:07 PMQuote from: chrstnhsbndfthr on August 23, 2010, 09:23:10 PMThe two ads I see here are for "University Health Systems" and "The future of Back Pain."
You have no sympathy for pain an sufferin...

Quote from: chrstnhsbndfthr on Yesterday at 09:25:56 PMWe just had a little girl Chihuahua join the household who has terrible teeth problems. (She smells rotten and her teeth are almost black.) 

Can anything be done? Is there a local vet who has done work like this?  Wil...

My goodness, what was that bit of nastiness about?  What would make you ask such a ridiculous question?

Quote from: chrstnhsbndfthr on Today at 09:23:10 PMThe two ads I see here are for "University Health Systems" and "The future of Back Pain."
You have no sympathy for pain an suffering outside of the human species?

Quote from: tack4sale on Yesterday at 08:47:54 PMthanks for the tips everyone. he seems a bit stronger, we gave him some more room to move around. He's big, but the Toulouse are called a "heavy breed". They are not very fast or graceful. He's pretty funny to watch when he ...

Quote from: natvrabit on Yesterday at 05:19:55 PMhttp://shwpark.com/

Try the folks at Sylvan for guidance. Experts for sure and nice folks! Have a vet on board that may be able to offer suggestions. Good luck!


Thanks for the shout ou...

thanks for the tips everyone. he seems a bit stronger, we gave him some more room to move around. He's big, but the Toulouse are called a "heavy breed". They are not very fast or graceful. He's pretty funny to watch when he tries to keep up with all the rest when they run back down to the pond. If he ...

Quote from: belle on Yesterday at 07:22:04 PMwow, anything that defeated a healthy goose must be a rough customer. coyote?
Fox love fowl as well. Large snapper turtles in a pond can cause a lot of damage as well.

wow, anything that defeated a healthy goose must be a rough customer. coyote?

http://shwpark.com/

Try the folks at Sylvan for guidance. Experts for sure and nice folks! Have a vet on board that may be able to offer suggestions. Good luck!

Here's a link to the Zoo's wildlife rehab center: http://www.nczoo.org/animals/WildlifeRehabCenter.html

Your goose isn't wild, so I don't know if they will be able to help you. But if they don't feel they can, they will know someone who ...

I would call the NC Zoo in Asheboro. They may know of some nearby who could help. Good luck!

Leroy, our favorite goose, has been injured by "something". He's a big Toulouse. We found him near our pond, not able to walk, even tho he has control of his legs. He has an almost bare area on his lower back, only a few tail feathers left. We have him in a dog kennel, he's eating & drinking, but not ...

Quote from: 1911A on Yesterday at 01:56:47 PMQuote from: John Florida on Yesterday at 01:43:53 PMQuote from: 1911A on Yesterday at 12:29:38 PM[quote author=swchat link=topic=19868.msg198728#msg198728 date=1282357305...

Quote from: John Florida on Yesterday at 01:43:53 PMQuote from: 1911A on Yesterday at 12:29:38 PMQuote from: swchat on August 20, 2010, 10:21:45 PMOnly the males make what you refer to as obnoxious squawks, mainly durin...

Quote from: 1911A on Yesterday at 12:29:38 PMQuote from: swchat on August 20, 2010, 10:21:45 PMOnly the males make what you refer to as obnoxious squawks, mainly during the breeding season.
Personally,  I love to hear them holler but can understand...

Quote from: swchat on August 20, 2010, 10:21:45 PMOnly the males make what you refer to as obnoxious squawks, mainly during the breeding season.
Personally,  I love to hear them holler but can understand  why some folks may not.    
Worse thing about the free ranging peafowl...

Quote from: missjane on August 20, 2010, 10:17:31 PMSo first I posted something about all the adorable pups at Max's, suggesting that other people go adopt them. Then an adorable pup showed up in my driveway and I posted about that. Well, we've decided that he's as home as he'...

Only the males make what you refer to as obnoxious squawks, mainly during the breeding season.
Personally,  I love to hear them holler but can understand  why some folks may not.    
Worse thing about the free ranging peafowl is they LOVE to perch  on porches and vehicles  and leave random poop ever...

So first I posted something about all the adorable pups at Max's, suggesting that other people go adopt them. Then an adorable pup showed up in my driveway and I posted about that. Well, we've decided that he's as home as he's going to get. Named him Junior and the older dogs are teaching him some man...