The Pomeranian Review January 2004

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...weaken. Her tongue will be able to be pulled forward more easily for intubation. Note there are two tubes attached to the mask. One is for inhalation and one to take away what is exhaled. We don't want th...

The Pomeranian Review May 2004

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...week off from work, and I had to milk the mother out every two hours and feed her through a stomach tube for the first three days. After that, my husband, who is a welder, made leg braces for her with the...

The Pomeranian Review September 2004

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...iscomfort. She is fighting hard to get better and is succeeding at it. She has endured respirators, tubes, IVs, surgery (skin grafts), wound treatments, therapy, dressing changes, confinement to bed, and ...

The Pomeranian Review March 2005

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...as much as one who is getting that benefit. Be happy they are alive, and weight gain can come later.Tube feeding is fine, and many practice it. I have used it, but it was never my cup of tea. Bemie patent...

The Pomeranian Review January 2006

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...ars ago, I had a very nice bitch who produce 2 pups. One died at 3 days old and the other had to be tube fed until he was 2 weeks old. He weighed 2.2 oz at birth and stayed small. Gradually, he gained wei...

The Pomeranian Review July 2009

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...er B vitamin, helps the body form red blood cells. Consumption of folate reduces the risk of neural tube defects, spina bifida, cleft palate and anencephaly during fetal development.A B-vitamin supplement...