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Question by virgiinia
Submitted on 2/22/2004
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My 9 month old JRT just went into heat, she is not herself for sure...she will jump when walking is she in pain??? Will a heating pad help??? She is a very well behaved JRT. I love her to pieces, we found her on a highway when she was 3 months old and with my fms and arthritis i didn't think i would be able to keep up, but i do and on my bad day's she seems to know!!! Please if someone can answer me i would be, forever gratefull.... Virginia


Answer by wolf
Submitted on 5/6/2004
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its possibly pain id try the heating pad. If that doesnt work go to the vet with her and tell the vet and if needed show the vet.

 

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