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Old 05-01-2005, 04:22 PM
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Lyme disease


Does anyone know the symptoms of this disease on dogs?
I looked on the internet but it was not so helpful.
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Old 05-01-2005, 04:45 PM
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I don't think they show up right away anyway think it takes a few months for any if some to appear. I think the key one is lameness which would show up but the others are internal problems which can only be diagnosed by a vet so if your worried i'd get it checked out at your vets!
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Old 05-01-2005, 05:09 PM
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He had one on his jaw them tick things only noticed it today and now he has a huge lumo where it was.
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Thats probably just swelling, are you sure you got all of its head out?
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It came out very easy.
They always do on him but none of the other times has him or the cats had swelling.
Does it normally swell?
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Yes, sometimes it can swell depends on where it has been on the animal and how sensitive the skin is in that area. If you at all worried get it checked out by a vet as sometimes these things can become infected. I'd also discuss Lyme disease with your vet and seek their advice on the matter as they might be able to offer you the vaccine against it for your pets or have some advice on the symptoms and signs to look out for
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Here are some websites to check out. Hopefully you can get some good information from them. Good luck!

http://www.workingdogs.com/doc0043.htm
http://www.drschoen.com/articles_L2_10_.html
http://www.k9advantix.com/Lyme-Disease-FAQ.asp
http://www.vetvax.com/lymediseasedogs.html
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We called the vet and she said the lump is just swelling and lyme disease is quite rare in Sweden in dogs but if we are worried to call again or take him in.
He seems fine and I will see if the lump goes down in a few days if not I will take him.
Thanx for those sites
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My lhasa got a lump after she got a tick and it went down but took a few weeks to completely go and shes fine now
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My lhasa got a lump after she got a tick and it went down but took a few weeks to completely go and shes fine now


Ok i have to ask now as you keep mentioning it and it would be nice to know what it is...
What is a lhasa?
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A Lhasa Apso, a breed of dog, see the black and white doggy in my signature thats what she is, shes an ancient Tibetan breed
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aha!!!
I have never seen an animal in the UK with a tick b4
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Not very often seen but i take them out in the countryside a lot and theres horses and cattle so probably where they have picked them up in the past although been a fair few years now since i last saw one
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That is good.
That is why I did not know what they were coz my pets had never had them before.
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