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On
the east coast of Ireland,
you will find Siddhartha
Tibetan Terriers enjoying the warmth of Wexford,
having departed the suburbs of Dublin.
Our furry speed bumps are always ready and willing
to extend a true Tibetan Terrier welcome to anyone
who might drop by.
Siddhartha
Tibetan
Terriers
are happy to
share their
house with us
mere mortals, and even
let us drive
them about in their
Tibetan Terrier
Mobile.
Most of you will
have heard the saying
"Life is Merrier with a
Tibetan Terrier" and
certainly
Siddhartha Tibetan
Terriers face the world with
humour,
attitude,
and a zest for loving and living, so prepare to be
charmed by the little people,
Tibetan Terrier puppies and adults alike.
Please
enjoy your visit with
us at Siddhartha Tibetan
Terriers Ireland and be
assured of the warmest of welcomes as only Tibetan
Terriers know how to extend.
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IMPORTANT
ANNOUNCEMENT
Any dog owners - there’s a bad
virus going round at the moment, reading about it non stop.
Vets are putting out advice as it’s spreading really fast
and they’re seeing an advanced amount of admissions.
Try stay away from parks, don’t
let your dog drink outside water, puddles etc and not to
sniff
.
And clean your dogs paws after every walk in case they’ve
walked in the virus then catch it when cleaning themselves
This is from a vet
Vets are reporting higher than
usual occurrences of gastroenteritis in dogs which is
fitting with a wider phenomenon as reported by The Small
Animal Veterinary Surveillance Network (SAVSNET). So far we
have found that the cases seen- whilst clearly being poorly-
have responded well to treatment.
The British Veterinary Association
(BVA) advise that with prompt veterinary treatment almost
all dogs make a full recovery from this uncommonly violent
gastric bug.
How Is This Vomiting Bug
Different?
According to Vet Dr Danielle
Greenberg of SAVSNET, this vomiting bug is unusual due to:
Prolific vomiting of 5 or more
episodes in a 12 hour period which can stop for a period
(such as overnight) and then starts again
Dogs are often unable to keep
water down at peak vomiting stage
Anorexia and lethargy for 2-5 days
Diarrhoea: Most dogs have
‘gravy-like’ diarrhoea
Full recovery can take 5-10 days
What We Know So Far:
This outbreak is affecting areas
across the Midlands, Wales, the North of England and
Northern Ireland
The illness is most likely a virus
but has not yet been identified.
Seems to be dog-specific,
thankfully humans don’t appear to be at risk.
This is not caused by Parvo or
Salmonella
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