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Question by amy d
Submitted on 9/19/2003
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my year old shih-tzu has had four episodes where he was fine one minute and the next has a very tight abdomen, cries in pain when i pick him up, will not get up, i have taken him to our vet three times they ran blood tests, took back x-rays, and have told me there is nothing wrong, within 3-5 days he seems to be back to his normal self. he has no vomiting or diarreha, just very still , hard belly, and cries when you pick him up help...


Answer by Pie
Submitted on 5/18/2005
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Oh my. Poor little dog. Perhaps you should take him to another vet?

 

Answer by Karlie
Submitted on 8/27/2006
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I have a shih tzu as well the only advice I have for you is to not pick him up by the tummy or any other dog it could hurt their tummy. Also I think you should spend more time with your dog and stop feeding stuff that may cause  vomiting or diarreha

hopes this helps!

 

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