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Date: 12.4.19
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kipling - 26.02.22 08:31pm
Buds getting better by the day now , I've felt it safe for him to go on his walks without lead , he's alot sturdier now , eating well and waggy all the time
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r3ckless - 21.02.22 11:50am
Get well soon bud.
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ladibud - 21.02.22 04:54am
absolutely terrible when a pet isn't well. they're out babies, more than just an animal. hoping the little cutie is ok.
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obi_jon - 18.02.22 04:00pm
Most dogs recover from it within a week
Just try to keep him calm/relaxed and not let him get too excited(I appreciate this may be difficult with a Springer).
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obi_jon - 18.02.22 03:50pm
I remember when my old dog Samson got vestibular syndrome, thought he was a gonner for sure but he was back to his old self after a few days.
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0gypsy0 - 18.02.22 01:41pm
Aww... 
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sisfreak2017 - 18.02.22 12:15am
Hope your pooch is well.
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9362 - 17.02.22 06:26pm
Hope he gets better mate
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iilmadme - 17.02.22 06:18pm
Im glad he seems better,it's horrible when you have a poorly pet x
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kipling - 17.02.22 06:03pm
Buds doing all the things that make me feel he's on the up , snoring , being cheeky and content when I give him a gravy bone
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