Pet Supplies

Me and my husband bought a pet from Puppies N’ Things in Jacksonville. We took her to the vet two days later because the dog started coughing really bad. The vet stated the dog had kennel cough. They gave us medicine and sent us home. That night when the dog went to the bathroom we noticed the dog had worms. Also that night the dog started vomiting really bad. The next morning we called the vet who told us to bring the dog back in. I also noticed at that time that when you would touch the dogs stomach she would cry and all she would do is lay around. When we got to the vet, she stated the dog has intestinal worms. She stated there was no guarantee the dog would survive due to it having kennel cough and worms at the same time. We told the vet that we wanted to take the dog back because we didn’t want to come home and find the dog dead and we was unable to drive to the vet everyday. We live 50 miles away. So the vet stated she would call the puppy store and tell them why we was bringing the dog back. Instead she called the puppy store and told the we was bringing the dog back because we was unable to take care of it. They only gave us half our money back. The pet store even put the dog back out to be sold. We have the dogs medical records that state the dog had worms and kennel cough. Somebody told me to go get a warrant in debt. Is that the way to go. Sorry this is so long I wanted to get everything in there. We really wanted to keep the dog, but not if it was dying.

They hold the back legs off the ground and only have 2 wheels. Somewhat like a horse carraige but of course the dog pulls it but only uses his front legs and what he is pulling is his back legs.

i have heard that burned car oil will kill mites/fleas in my dog and it will also make his hair grow back faster is this true?? and if it is how long do i leav it on him

Not necessarily but it may be more prone to arthritis as it gets older.
It is essential to keep a cat like this at a healthy weight to reduce unnecessary extra strain on the back. Moderate exercise can keep the cat flexible and be sure that the cats favourite places are easy to access i.e put a stall or short step near to high places that your cat likes to go to, it will make access easier for the cat.

Not necessarily but it may be more prone to arthritis as it gets older.
It is essential to keep a cat like this at a healthy weight to reduce unnecessary extra strain on the back. Moderate exercise can keep the cat flexible and be sure that the cats favourite places are easy to access i.e put a stall or short step near to high places that your cat likes to go to, it will make access easier for the cat.