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Beacon House, 15 Christchurch Road, East Cliff, Bournemouth, Dorset


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Question by : Will my dog fur grow back to normal?
I took my border collie to the groomers for a trim and maternity hair cut.
When I went to pick her up, her fur was shave short like a smooth coat but shorter, and they left the end of her tail fluffy.

How long will it take for her to grow her fur back? it’s been 5 weeks but her fur is still like a smooth coat
Will it be the same?
Why do you think the groomers shaved my dog? She didn’t have any mats, she just had long fur on her legs, behind, and under belly.

Best answer:

Answer by Skittlez ~ ♥’s Her Mutt
Thats the way the saved my uncles border collie as well all over short shave apart from the tail
it took his border collie jack to grow his hair back to normal 6 months

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I’m desperately trying to see if anyone has a clue about this issue or can give me some guidance. I have visited the vet (emergency included) about 5 times in the last 9 months over this problem and not one doctor has any clue what may be going on. I’ve had all sorts of tests for kidney issues, liver issues, pancreas, etc., and my dog is fine on all levels. Here’s what’s wrong:
Every month or two, during the evening (always the evening and middle of the night!) my 6 year old wheaten terrier will begin vomiting violently. She begins licking all the floors in the house and eating weeds to try to make herself throw up more. She usually ends up regurgitating food a couple times, then she vomits older digested food, then she vomits liquid, then foam, then bile, then any sips of water she tries to drink. It’s a terrifying ordeal for everyone that takes about 6 hours and 12 vomiting episodes before subsiding. I then fast her the next day, take her to the vet to get subcutaneous fluids for hydration, and then give her potato and chicken for the next few days with Pepcid AC and sometimes Cerenia for nausea. She then seems to go back to normal after a couple days.
The vets have only ever suggested they believe it’s food related, like she ate something bad. The problem is my dogs are house-dogs, only going outside to a fenced in potty area to do business, and they only go on walks leashed, my house is clean, they only eat dog food and dog treats on occasion. I am overzealous nowadays about keeping my eye on them, so I am fairly certain this is not caused by garbage or other random foodstuffs she’s getting. My dog had been on Kibbles N Bits in her younger years and she did vomit a few times every 3 months or so, so we’ve had her on Kirkland food from Costco the past year. Other than the severe vomiting, she has not had any health changes. She’s always been a somewhat lethargic dog since being a puppy. Mellow, good eater, likes to go on walks, chew her Nylabones, etc.
I am now trying her on a grain free high end dog food in a desperate attempt to change the course of things, but I’m worried this won’t help. I know for a fact she can’t eat rice, as it gives her bad diarrhea. In case this matters, the dog burps after every meal and suffers from ‘reverse sneezing’ randomly.
Please help me! Rest assured, we will be going back to the vet many, many times in the future. It would be great if I could ask the vet for specific tests I may not know of is all.