Comments on: Dog Medication – Good or Bad for Dog Behavioral Problems?

By: calmassertiv

calmassertiv — Sat, 08 Aug 2009 21:21:02 +0000

People taking psych drugs are warned not to stop because a common side effect of withdrawal is Suicide. I can only imagine what a dog feels going on and off this stuff.

As far as I can tell, veterinary schools don’t teach animal behavior classes. They just cover anatomy, pharmacology, metabolism and surgery. This gaping hole in their education leaves them open to drug-company influence. The most vocal advocates of doggie murder are the veterinarians who profusely provide the procedure, blathering psychobabble about how the animal is ‘unfixable’ and how it’s in the animal’s ‘best interest’ to kill it. Watching these professional frauds pretending that in spite of no relevant training or experience they nonetheless know best is enough to drive a man to drink. Their hiding behind their white-coat cloak of supposed medical integrity as they make death pronouncements to crying owners makes a mockery of the Veterinary Oath.

By: shibashake

shibashake — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 21:20:02 +0000

[AEvans] Hah – I take serious offense! Actually I kindda thought that it was an interesting angle, but now that you mention it, it does look a bit strange. Picture changed. Thanks for letting me know.

[jkelly313] Thanks for your very kind words. Is your profile picture an image of your dog? Love that picture.

By: jkelly313

jkelly313 — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 21:19:02 +0000

Hello Your web page is very well put together, I like all the information you have about the drug industry making drugs for our dogs, thanks for your post. I'll do some more research and make sure not to give my dog anything that going to hurt him. Thanks J.

By: AEvans

AEvans — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 21:18:02 +0000

Great article!!! and I certainly would medicate for dog bad behavior, but my cocker does take allergy pills as needed. By the way don’t take offense your first pic is upside down.:)