Sweet Sixy
10-07-2005, 10:41 PM
Hi All,
I don't actually own a dog, I am usually in the pet section. however, I have a strange question. Now given the nature of the situation and my profession there are some details I can not share, but I will tell what I can.
I have a client with a dog that has supposidely sufferent "blunt force trauma." Now I saw the dog, and have never seen anything like it. The dog literally has no skin on it's side at all. The skin died and the vet had to surgically remove the "flap" that was there. This dogs ear is also in about 3 pieces. The owner thougth that this was caused from a spider bite or snake or something of that nature, but was told that it was from "blunt force trauma." From my end, i work with children, not dogs and have no access to the veternarian records to prove that this is in fact that case. Has anyone ever heard of this cause and effect before. Please help me, this is an even more serious situation then I can explain!
Thank you!
I don't actually own a dog, I am usually in the pet section. however, I have a strange question. Now given the nature of the situation and my profession there are some details I can not share, but I will tell what I can.
I have a client with a dog that has supposidely sufferent "blunt force trauma." Now I saw the dog, and have never seen anything like it. The dog literally has no skin on it's side at all. The skin died and the vet had to surgically remove the "flap" that was there. This dogs ear is also in about 3 pieces. The owner thougth that this was caused from a spider bite or snake or something of that nature, but was told that it was from "blunt force trauma." From my end, i work with children, not dogs and have no access to the veternarian records to prove that this is in fact that case. Has anyone ever heard of this cause and effect before. Please help me, this is an even more serious situation then I can explain!
Thank you!