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I think I read once that the seizures are because of something that our bodies give off before them (like a gas/or electrical thing).

But, Dawn, you are right, most dogs that have problems with storms know WAY before the storm comes. I have a friend that has Meiniers (this is probably not the spelling on this) Disease, and HE can tell when it's going to storm before it arrives. So, yes, I think you are correct.

Thanks for the info Jac. Actually, they had authorized me to increase his tramadol to 3 tablets a day, but they really hadn't seemed to help. It doesn't have the anti-inflammatory properties of NSAID's, but that said, the NSAID's have so many negative points. What do we do?

I don't know about the throwing up. He did it two or 3 days in a row, sometime during the morning, early afternoon before I got home, and that was it.

What product is it for reflux/acid issues that the Vet's have told many of our gals they can use on their dogs? Is it Pepcid?

Anyway, he seems to be doing better, but they want to keep him on the antibiotics another week after this. I won't be able to take him in till next week as our life is pretty hectic this week.....hubby in the hospital till Thusday for knee surgery, and me doing wedding coordinating on Thurs (rehearsal) and Friday (wedding)....plus still working. Yikes too much going on. Thankfully the hospital is close and I was able to run home yesterday and feed and give Nash his shot and then go back till about 11. Daddy has spoiled Nash and he doesn't sleep well without Daddy home. Drives me nuts!!

Nash's infection FINALLY cleared up, and he's back to his normal bit of driving me crazy around dinner time. But, he's recently decided he doesn't want to poop outside. I kid you not. 11 years old a few weeks ago, and he poops an average of twice a day, of which at least one is inside. It's diving me nuts.

I was hoping his hearing would come back a bit, but no go. I have been using the Zymox off and on if I see that his ears look a little yeasty. That stuff is magic. Thanks for the recommendation!!! And so reasonable. I don't think we'll ever have to deal with that again because of the Zymox. I never want to be without it. Seriously.

Nash had a low yesterday. I have no idea why, and so I am watching him closely. We decided not to do any running after church, I was tired and just wanted to come hom. THANK GOD we did. When we got in (it was approx. 6 hours since his injection) he was actually shaky, and the meter said LO. So, out with the Karo and some peanut butter, and within 1/2 hour he was at 47 (more like 67). I have no idea where that came from. Hubby had feed and given him his injection, so we had a long talk about properly 'rolling' insulin. I really think the times it's happened that is what has happened, the insulin hasn't been mixed properly. JMO of course.