yes Blue Buff is high quality dogfooadvisor.com will show you which selection of blue buffalo is what quality but I think they are all 4 and 5 star.

Love the shelter, thats epic!

Blue should be fine, if the seizures persist you may want to consider raw and control exactly what goes in. In my research, the likely culprits of diet related seizures are preservatives.

Rusty sounds a lot like Halligan! He's such an instigator. He's SO rotten when Kane's outside and Halligan's inside by himself. When they're together, they play till they drop. Congrats on your new addition!! And thank you for adopting

That's such a happy story!

What a great story and what a CUTIE!!! Blessings all around!!

YAY!!!!!!! I am so happy you ended up with a good story!! Micole has green eyes as well. They seem to be staying. But this made my day!!

Congrats on your new pup. Denali has had siezures most of her life except for the past 4 years which she has been seizure free. She was on phenobarbital for along time and then went on potassium bromide which is much better for her since it doesn't cause liver damage. she has been seizure free she we changed her meds. you may wish to look into that if she has another seizure.

He's adorable I want another husky, but I live in small appartment Plus my mom would kill me (even though she's crazy about Ghost). So now I just keep telling myself that one day I'll have a decent house to have at least one more husky.

The dynamic is so different when there are two... i haven't had by tushy bit by a bored husky in 24 hours I don't know what to do with myself roflmao

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The dynamic is so different when there are two... i haven't had by tushy bit by a bored husky in 24 hours I don't know what to do with myself roflmao

Pinch yourself to feel like any normal day

Congrats on the new addition, the more I see these red’s the more I want one…


Don’t meant to hijack the thread, but would like to take the opt. to learn. How was the vet bill $1300? I understand emergency vets are costly, but if seizures can occur from food as I am reading, couldn’t a MRI be done and meds be prescribed (I imagine the MRI and meds cost less than $1300, then again not sure.)

Puppy- Bordetella Vac $16.88
Advantage- Puppy $12.00
Puppy- Microchip $0.00
Puppy- Recombitek DHPP Vac $16.88
Strongid T- Puppy $0.13
Phenobarb 1gr tab $0.15
Outsource Vet Charges $428.02 ( spca paid the emergency vet since the people couldn't pay him)
Vet Exam x4 $39.00 each total $156.00
Nursing/Day x 10 $23.00 each total $230.00
Idexx Lab Distemper PCR $72.00
Outsourced Vet Charges $427.84 (I'm pretty sure this is the neuter fee)

It comes to $1359.75 In CA it's the law that any animal that ends up at the SPCA for any reason is brought up to date on shots jic, spayed/neutered, and microchipped. I think the reason the neuter cost on the higher end was b/c it would have been high risk due to the seizures. I will say it's nice they aren't charging boarding fees on top of that. I know a lot of shelters do.

Had i not adopted him he would have been scheduled for an MRI next. In his medical records they gave me the order is there so if he has another seizure i can use the order to obtain an appointment with the animal MRI people. The SPCA doesn't have one on site. .