if i buy a dog must i bring d dog for health screening and injection or d pet shop do it for me.?

does d pet shop do all 4 me when i buy the dog. is it all include in d price i pay 4 do dog?

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I’m flying with my dog from NYC to Denver on United Airlines. What health certificate do I need to bring?

I already made reservations for my toy poodle to go with me in the passenger cabin. I called United Airlines to ask them what health certificates specfically I had to bring, but the person on the other line was lost and didn’t know what I was talking about. So, has anyone flown domestically (USA) with a small dog as carry-on on United? Do I need to take my dog to the vet within 10 days of departure for a health certificate? And I’m going to be in Denver for 7 days, so do I have to take him to the vet there, too, for another documentation? Thanks! Is there anything else I should know from experienced flyers?

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how do i bring my 3yr rescue dog back to health?

he is WAY under weight and has bad diarrhea. i think he was abused and neglected. how do i bring him back to health?

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How to bring a mall nourished dog back to health?

There is this little puppy that showed up at my house the other day and you could tell from first look that he was neglected. =( He is really skinny and i was wondering what i could to do to bring him back to health. Oh and by the way he is about 7 months old. What can i do before i take him to the vet (it is closed because it is the weekend)
Pleas help!!!!! Thanks a lot

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How do you bring a starving dog back to health?

Ok, first off, our dog hasent been eating for about 2 weeks. We originally thought it was the other dogs eating her food, so we brought her into the house to eat, but she didnt. She started losing weight, and energy, almost immediately. My parents tried different things but were unsuccessful. So I intervened, cause its not my dog but I dont want her die. We had BBQ hotdogs tonight, and there was 4 left over. Without anyone knowing, I tested a couple things. I brought out hotdogs, pizza, and a bowl of dog food. She ate the hotdogs and pizza without thinking. But, the dog food she wont even touch. Which I originally suspected cause of the lawsuit that was recently started.

Basically, she looks really bad, hips showing and all that. They were going to put her down tomorrow, but I got her to eat. Now, being half educated, I know that when somethings starving, the last thing you do is feed it a whole bunch. So, how do I bring her back to health?
Shes a full size poodle, and shes 15. Though she acted young, until recently. Do you feed her a little bit 5 times a day, or, medium amount 2 times, or, start off with a little bit frequently and increase. Or what?

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