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By mollygog
Date 16.01.04 22:13 UTC
Hi Has anyone had puppies with anasarca known as water babies or walrus puppies, they occur more in Bulldogs and flat faced breeds for some reason. I have a bulldog which has had 2 litters of these babies and it is quite hard to research this. I have looked on the net tonight and have found out that it could be the diet that causes it and that puppies mildly to medium affected can be saved by treating with diuretics. I am extra upset tonight as the last litter all had it and the vet removed them and just 'threw' them in a bucket off of the table, I have read tonight that they are actually born alive. I brought one home which was slightly affected but it died 12 hours later, I'm upset to think that a simple treatment would have saved it! Researching tonight, the people who have had these puppies and saved them have found them to live a healthy life. I would like to get as much info as possible on this condition as I know people with this breed and it may help in the future
By mygirl
Date 16.01.04 22:17 UTC
I'm sure someone mentioned this a while ago, try doing a search on the forum. :)
By corso girl
Date 16.01.04 22:52 UTC
Oh my god the vet dump them i would dump him there is treat ment and some have survived but not all, and yes they born and are alive i will look at my note an see if i can find the web page with all info.
By corso girl
Date 16.01.04 22:59 UTC
mollygog here you are it is all on this web site www.BulldogsWorld.com
By corso girl
Date 17.01.04 01:01 UTC
Thank you!!!!! dollface i can never do it

Corso girl your welcome :)
When you type it in you do [link http://www. ect] Then if you want to say HERE or whatever you want you would do this. [link http://www.ect] HERE then you would put [/ link and ] but leave out the word and
Hope that made sense :)
By mygirl
Date 16.01.04 23:00 UTC
Could you look CG i have tried to find something here as i'm sure it was mentioned but i can't find it ad not being well up i may be searching for the wrong thing.
By mollygog
Date 17.01.04 09:06 UTC
Thanks everyone for your help. I can't help thinking about it, the vet said she hadn't seen this problem before, I feel so guilty that the one I brought home would have been fine if it had been treated. All I keep picturing is them puppies being 'thrown' it turns my stomach. I am going to look at the links you gave me thanks so much :)
By corso girl
Date 17.01.04 09:44 UTC
mollygog it isnt you that should feel guilty it's that vet, lets hope there isn't another time just healthy pups. did you get my PM to you? best of luck.
By mollygog
Date 17.01.04 10:29 UTC
I'm going to look right now, thanks again for your help :)
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