Roxi

Spencer is a very sweet 4 month-old chocolate lab puppy who is a great dog, but lately he has had diarrhea. After several visits at the vet, we determined that it was an internal parasite. We got diarrhea pills and parasite medication. He finished his dosage of the parasite medication, and he was 100% normal, so we laid off the diarrhea pills. two days later, he had diarrhea in the evening, even though he was normal throughout the day. He threw up a plant once three days ago, but was fine after that. He is too young for rabies, so could he have eaten a foreign object or have a disease? Thanks!

I have always loved animals. When I was younger, I decided that I was going to be a veterinarian for small, domestic animals like dogs and cats. Now, I am thinking about going into zoological medicine. I have heard that zoological medicine deals with these animals:

-zoo animals

-free ranging wildlife species

-aquatic animals

-birds

-reptiles

-amphibians

-non-domestic companion animals

If I REALLY wanted to work with zoo animals (like tigers and monkeys,) but I also REALLY wanted to work with aquatic animals (like dolphins and sea turtles,) would I have to choose between the two? Or can I do both?

I read a really good book by Julie Andrews Edwards called The Last of the Really Great Whangdoodles. I think it should be made into a movie, but who should I suggest that to? A movie producer or something? If so, how???

Who prefers fruit and who prefers veggies better?

I need a game like you are the mom/ or babysitter that is fun. (for kids.)

Any suggestions?

I have a 7 month-old lab mix puppy named Roxi, and she has chewed up: 4 pairs of shoes, a hat, a wallet, a ball, foam protecting the trampoline poles, (long story,) and soooo much more! I love her and don't want to get rid of her. What should I do?