When living in a van takes a horrible turn (ending at the emergency hospital🚨)

[@jontnoneya3404]

I love that last shot of camper in the front seat, just laying his head down, in his home, with his pack, just so relaxed and recovering in peace. LOVE THAT! Glad he's OK.

[@njk9989]

Yes, it appears that his mom rigged up a type of extension of his front seat for a &more comfortable ride ❤️ The things we do for our dogs. I miss my dogs so much. After seeing my neighbors’ 2 normally friendly dogs keep a creepy, middle-aged man at a distance, I really feel that I should seriously consider investing in a guard dog for safety then, we can grow old together 👵🏻 lol, I’m in my 60’s now and completely intimidated about leaving my current abode because of creeps! In the meantime, I need to seriously prep myself with mace & a taser again! 😟

[@RegularJoes]

Don't feel like a bad mommy to Camper. One, you didn't know about foxtails and two, any dog that's outdoors regularly will somehow end up with a foxtail in its nose or also between their toes (also requires surgery). Camper is very lucky to have such a great mommy that loves him so much. 💛

[@hi_im_drea]

I’m glad Camper is ok. Foxtails are the worst. They also like to burrow on their paws. Make sure to always check Camper’s paws after being outside. My dog Shelby got one and my poor little thing needed to get on antibiotics since it left her an injury on her paw.

[@bangalorebobbel]

yes these things can even enter blood vessels in the paws and go further up, this is extremely dangerous and needs a fast surgery. And they can also enter the ears and create harm there, not to forget. Really horrible enemies for dogs.

[@kristyb3714]

They burrow anywhere they make contact. They are all over NV as well. My Chow got one in the side of her cheek as a puppy. Found it before it burrowed into her jawbone. Nasty horrible things. Always check your dog over

[@NikkiDelventhal]

Thank you! Goodness, THEY ARE TERRIFYING! Yes, I check every day now, so scary how threatening they are! Glad Shelby was ok!

[@abdulaziz07753]

​@@NikkiDelventhal ...please

[@kellybenhart3244]

​@@NikkiDelventhal they also get into ears.

[@henryc.7778]

Hi Nikki! Delighted that you are visiting us here in Southern CA. Let me know if you'd like to meet up!

[@easton516]

So glad Camper is okay, nothing scarier than when our fur babies need medical care. Never heard of foxtails getting in the noses of dogs, so thank you for sharing and bringing awareness.

[@LuXaS_XIII]

There are tons of foxtails where I live and something you have to be careful with as they can accidently inhale it as they are sniffing around

[@timmusician5060]

Thanks for letting us cheat by reading the comments to see what happened. Now I can watch with less anxiety. Thanks 👍🏽

[@Globetrotter-1]

The so called 'danger' of Foxtail grass for dogs is way overrated🙄 Dogs are fine running or even rolling around in it without a problem and will cause zero harm. A hooked burr inside Camper's nostril would have eventually been blown out through sneezing, although the vet extracting it with tweezers obviously relieved the discomfort a bit quicker.

[@exploringnext1111]

My dog died from a foxtail in her nostril

[@Globetrotter-1]

@@exploringnext1111 That's life. 🙄🤣🐕

[@mandyg943]

I literally cried seeing Camper come out from the vet! So relieved he is ok ❤

[@redrooster1908]

Glad you took Camper to the vet and he was treated in early stages!! Don't wait if you have pet concerns, folks! 🐕

[@Psithyrus1]

That's the thing... we know our pets. I know immediately if something is going on.

[@MomCat6000]

Oh Nikki! Foxtail is so horrible!! Please check between Camper’s toes after a hike. One got between my dog’s toes and worked up to the top of his foot and made an abscess! $200 vet bill. I didn’t know about them until that point either! I pulled out every blade of grass of it in my yard and avoid walking paths & sidewalks that are lined with dried out foxtail grass!! 😱 check thru Camper’s fur each evening too!

[@user-jb7vr2uj4n]

I'm so glad Camper is ok, and the relief on your face just shows how much you love him.

[@ErikSjaastad]

Thank you for the PSA on foxtails! I've been taking training and boarding dogs for years and had never heard of that being an issue. So glad Camper Puppy Pie is ok❤

[@radfem2010]

I've heard of foxtails getting stuck in dogs' ears and I've taken a couple rescue cats to the vet for foxtails caught underneath their third eyelid.

[@ThomasGehlhaus]

It’s the absolute worst when your dog isn’t feeling well! Great that Campers problems weren’t worse 👍🏻

[@Free_Born]

Yep, When I lived in California... 30 years ago... had yellow lab... Looked like Camper but bigger... he snorted a Foxtail... while on a creek that looked just like the one you were on... a big one right up his nose... and as soon as I saw poor Camper sneezing like that, I instantly said... Foxtail. The Vet pulled it out under antistatic cuz it was way in there. They used forceps and pulled a four inch long foxtail out... no worries after that. Happy to see he's OK.

[@michaelsauthoff106]

Poor little guy. You are truly a great dog-mom. Love your adventures with the great Camper.

[@kendallt7785]

About 2 months ago we had to take our pup to the emergency vet. It was the worst feeling, watching her vom blood and then leaving her overnight. Sending virtual hugs if you need them. Being a dog parent is a whole nother level of stress but the love they provide us is soooo worth it ❤❤❤

[@juddrousseau]

Sweet Camper, glad he is okay! That watering hole looked amazing! Enjoy your break and have fun.

[@marias9221]

I’m so happy to hear Camper is okay! He’s such a sweet dog! 🐾❤

[@jasonspatafore5843]

Thank you for being such a good pet parent that you were observant enough and concerned enough to get Camper checked out, and caring enough to get it fixed. Emergency visits aren't cheap.

[@NikkiDelventhal]

THANK YOU!🫶🏼

[@purplepup]

Poor little Camper! So glad you caught it. Those fox tails are no joke. And unfortunately, they’re all over the California coast this summer. Safe travels! 💜

[@bcgrittner8076]

Long ago (1964), when we lived in La Mesa, our neighbor, who had two dachshunds, had one of the dogs get into some foxtails. We left that area before I learned the ultimate outcome of that situation. Obviously, foxtails are still around. Not to mention poison oak, which we were cautioned about. Compliments to the vet.

[@strawberrygirl8572]

SO Glad you got that foxtail in time and sweet boy is fine. I live in California and we're surrounded by foxtails in the summer, so my dogs get foxtails from time to time. It's important to keep an eye on their fur, ears, between their toes, genitals, everywhere, because those awful things can burrow in anywhere, especially hidden spots like between the toes, and cause awful problems. Big Hugs to you both.

[@davidhawkins847]

Yep. And the biggest issue is that they have a barb like surface, so they only go IN. Used to have problems with some long haired dogs getting them lodged in the roof of their mouths trying to bite them out of their fur. When they get in the animal's nose, they can work their way up into the sinuses. If lucky, you can catch it while still in the nasal cavity and pull it out without anesthesia.

[@thebettersideoflife]

That was the same VCA specialty group in San Diego that my pup was going to for chemotherapy before she passed away on 6.17. They're amazing but my girl had so many things going on like cancer, tumor on her liver and one on her spleen, pancreatitis at the end that we couldn't save her :( I miss her a lot and it's a joy watching you and Camper every week

[@meredithheath5272]

What a nice water area! Never heard of that - foxtails! Ugh... So glad that you realized that Camper's continuous sneezing might be a problem, and you checked it out. Sometimes ignorance is NOT bliss; you averted a major problem and got it in time, due to your caring and vigilance - a Wonderful Dog Mom, Nikki ❤ ❤ - 👸

[@gerbesonmarques1347]

Boa noite

[@gerbesonmarques1347]

Boa noite

[@dana44ism]

Yes, foxtails are BAD! My poor dog got one in his ear and it was sad the infection and pain he experienced!

[@gerbesonmarques1347]

Bom dia

[@jessicasplans6848]

Ok now that I can see again from crying my eyes out!!! Isn’t it interesting how we think we are rescuing these sweet angels, just to find out they are really just angels sent here to rescue us. Place in our life path when we would never figure it out. Camper is truly your angel baby, the bond you have is so precious. It took me a couple of days to watch this, my sweet angel baby Skippers passed away a few years ago and so times I have patches when it’s hard. Watching you and camper, is that special reminder of the bonds between us and our angel babies. You two are a blessing

[@loriperkins8805]

So happy to know Camper is ok, big hugs mamma, I could tell how worried you were, hurts our hearts when our fur babies hurt. ❤

[@disneydorks6396]

Wow! Thank you for the heads up about the Foxtail! Been around it forever and never knew the danger it is for the furbabies! Camper is such a good boy, Glad he is OK!

[@robcreel4257]

Aww, poor Camper. Foxtails are no joke. I'm glad you knew to take him the the vet ASAP. He's lucky to have you. Take care, safe travels!

[@jamesorendorff2731]

Yes!!! Foxtails have always been a problem....but ober the years you become aware of them ,and hopefully avoid the vet 👍. At dinner i noticed what you were drinking .. Alive mushroom drink !!! Love that stuff ... really good for you ... Happy Trails 🎶🎶

[@carriecorbin1502]

I actually cried when you said he was fine. Funny how you get attached to animals when watching all these videos. I’m so happy you both are well. ❤❤❤❤

[@rammone5241]

You are such a loving mother, once I was doing some work on my garage as a teen ager and a wood header fell and the a nail on the end of it cut deep into my arm, I was in pain and bleeding like a faucet, my mother looked at it, grabbed a towel and said, " You will live, get back to work."

[@vaasnaad]

We were getting near the end of the video and Camper was the only one who seemed to be having problems, so I was like, "OH NO! CAMPER is the one who has to go to ER!" I'm so glad he's okay and I had no idea about foxtail! Thank you SO MUCH for this video, Nikki! Give Camper a big kiss from me and Sage!

[@jt-rex6972]

These foxtails can also get into your dogs ear too! If they constantly shake their heads, get it check out by a Vet.

[@randyrice1429]

Cheers to you and Camper. What a great relief when you get to pick your dog up from the vet and all is well!

[@BTKSPENCE]

NOT YOUR FAULT, it happens and a lot of people don't ever realize. Poor buds glad hes ok!!

[@suecbrn]

Oh… hugs and kisses to Camper for a speedy rebound! Such a good boy! It is so scary when our fur babies are in trouble like that! Hugs to you too Nikki! So glad you caught that as soon as you did!

[@ZeBeFruity]

Feeding raw is truly the best. My Bella is 23 and still healthy on raw. So glad Camper is ok. Most people don''t know about foxtails, sadly. I think its something rescue orgs and vets should educate about as a priority. I try to spend weeks every spring digging it up on the trails near our home. They can also burrow into dogs feet and ears. So if you ever see Camper shaking his head alot, check his ears for foxtails.

[@justinm6582]

oh camper i wish you nothing but health and happiness! you have an awesome dogg mom! much love to you nikki for being great! have a great weekend to you both!

[@NikkiDelventhal]

Thank you! Right back at you. 🫶🏼 Big hugs!

[@kenkitsul8076]

Hi Nikki. OMG. Good to see Camper is ok!!!!!!!!!!! I can't imagine what was going through your head. Super smart to take him to the vet!!!!! It certainly proves what a caring person you are!!!!!!!!!! I had no idea they could be that serious. I have a neighbor with foxtail right beside their sidewalk where people walk their dogs. I promise I will go cut it and dispose of it tomorrow. KEN

[@flynnsylvest257]

much love to you, Camper. So glad your Mom takes such great care of you.

[@TAPANiDEEP]

your pet is the cutes companion you can ever have, who will expect nothing but give back everything. The pet is so cute!

[@hikergirl5693]

Thank you Nikki for alerting me about Foxtails. I had never heard of this. My dog & I have hiked all over VA, and some in North Carolina & South Carolina...but I just read, they are not located here. I am so happy to be warned about this should we travel elsewhere in the Country. This is pretty bazaar how it will travel thru the dogs body. So happy that Camper is going to be okay. 😍

[@xLopez210x]

My heart dropped when you said camper had an issue!!! The…. Moment…. You said the world was lifted off your shoulders, it was for me as well. I couldn’t imagine my little Scooter (golden) and Dash (mini Aussie) with a foxtail incident😢😢😢

[@TheLadyAli]

Awe Camper, I'm so glad he's okay!! I love your videos with Camper. You're such a good dog momma.

[@sayitaintsl0w]

Foxtail is found in every state, bar seven. If you own a dog and spend time outside (which you should, given you own a dog) please look up this plant and which species grows in your state. They can be found in fields, areas of water etc. and tend to grow year round in the west. They can be deadly to dogs if not treated. Incessant sneezing is the most common sign. So glad Camper was treated quickly. You are such a good mom.

[@serenityjewel]

Great video. Glad everything turned out ok. It's really crazy how fast everything went from "Living the dream!" to "OMG! WTF!" Just another example of not taking anything for granted, cherishing the good times, and grabbing happiness wherever you can, whenever you can, while you can. Life is too precious, too short, and too unpredictable to wait for happiness. We got to be happy, right here, right now.

[@peirpoint56]

when I saw Camper sneezing over and over that's the first thing I thought. I used to work in a vet hospital eons ago, every summer we saw a lot of animals with foxtails. They can get in every orifice and between their toes especially if they have a heavy coat. I'm glad he is doing well.

[@shannonhollingworth5693]

I am so glad Camper is ok, It was so exciting to see the look on your face and see how happy he was to see you when you got him from the vet.

[@leosarmiento4823]

I'm glad that Camper is going to be fine. It's definitely one of those live and learn experiences. You're a great and loving PAW-parent. Foxtails can be found throughout California, including where I'm at in LA/Orange Counties. I used to actively try and keep my Aussie Shepherd from shrub areas (with her being born deaf/blind, I was her eyes and ears for 14 years until her passing last month after just turning 16). Even then, I still had to carefully inspect her coat and skin to make sure she was all clear of those pernicious things.

[@thegreatguru1985]

I sure am glad Camper is going to be OK. I didn't know about foxtail. I've seen them around but never give it any thought. Thank you Nikki for sharing that information 😊. You could tell he was still pretty much out of it on your way to the van. It's a great day when you find out your best buddy is going to be fine. Happy travels to you and Camper. Until next time 🍻. Peace 🙏

[@barryread3672]

I almost didn't watch this video because I could see the sadness on your face on the thumbnail. Thank God that Camper is okay. He is an awesome dog! He's also probably your best friend. I worry about you out there by yourself but Camper is a layer of safety for you. Be careful out there. We all can't wait for your next adventure and video.

[@snowygirl131]

So happy Camper is safe! I'm glad he had symptoms like sneezing. (Mine had no symptoms, just a yucky eruption From. Her. Cheek!) You're a great pet mom for responding quickly.

[@The-Grateful-Hippie]

I'm so glad Camper is OK! How scary 😱. Something to pick up the next shopping run is a bottle of Tecnu. It's a soap that you can use on your skin, on Camper and on any contaminated laundry. It binds to the poison ivy / oak or sumac oils and removes them with cold water. You can also apply it beforehand as a preventative, and even after exposure without water if you can't shower off right away. Hubby does landscaping and it's saved us many times!

[@Coloradoski24]

So happy to hear Camper is feeling better! Love the journey! Thanks for always bringing us along. ❤️

[@lukeskytoker]

This is the worst year for foxtails that i've ever witnessed. All the rain spread the invasive grass and it's everywhere. The seeds can hide beneath sand. A foxtail entered my dog's paw between two toes, doc couldn't locate it during procedure, and a week later it exited the leg. I hate foxtails. They will be around California for the whole year until they germinate next winter. :( Our pups are our kids and it's so stressful and I am so happy that Camper is OK!

[@freedomishavingachoice3020]

You are a beautiful person for living and learning. Thank you so much for sharing this rock with us, I'm so glad you're here Nikki! Keep living! The more you learn the more you grow, the more you grow, the more you can help others. I just looked this up today and you might have saved MY pup with this information. THANK YOU. Live long.

[@clifforddeschaine6346]

Man...I've had 6 dogs in my life ,and it' s never easy to lose them ..God bless you !!

[@errgowego7649]

So glad Camper is OK 🥰 So scary for you guys…I made a big note on my dry erase board, on my fridge, in our RV, fox tails are dangerous for dogs!!!

[@1ksoler]

I’m glad Camper is ok. Foxtails are nasty little things, check his paws often because they can enter his body there too. My little Jellyroll has a couple of surgeries at different times to remove them.

[@andreaflynn1621]

How scary for you and Camper! I know how much he means to you, and as a dog lover myself, I'm so happy he's OK and that you have some relief from that as well. Don't beat yourself up about not knowing - be proud of the fact that you used your platform to inform the rest of us. That's what's important. That stuff is everywhere - even here in the midwest, so it's nice to know about the dangers of it to doggos. Safe travels, Nikki!

[@normak63]

Oh poor Camper. The same thing happened to my dog when she was a puppy. The problem was that she was a small breed and was very close to the ground. Every time she sneezed, she would violently hit her head on the ground. She too ended up being fine. It’s good that you put the post and a warning/awareness to others ❤

[@willeckrich5365]

SO glad Camper's ok. Thank you for educating us about foxtails! Also, thanks for reminding us that van life isn't 100% beautiful sunsets. It's nice to see what a normal day is for you, positive and negative.

[@GerardMoreau-q7z]

You know, Nikki the way Camper looks at you stairs at you. He really loves You has the leader of the pack.

[@John_Long]

Thanks for sharing Nikki, so glad to see that Camper was OK in the end! Safe travels you two! 🐕🚶‍♀🚐🗺

[@kingjudah1611]

I'm glad camper is alright be stay ok❤

[@jefferydellinger7422]

Something got in my eyes when you picked Camper up from the animal hospital. Probably just some dust. 😊 So happy that they got him all fixed up. ❤ Safe travels to you both.

[@splovelace]

Shelbo and I are so happy that Camper came out OK. Safe travels ND.

[@lovenature1354]

Oh Nikki. We love Camper so much. We are glad he is ok. We have a dog that has ibd and colitis so we know it is tough when they are not feeling well. You have such wonderful videos. We look forward to a new one every Friday. Thanks! ♥

[@libbygardner3021]

Foxtails are really dangerous for animals, contrary to some commenters’ beliefs. Not only are they easily inhaled by sniffing dogs, they also get stuck between paw pads, and can work their way through an animals skin, causing infection. The construction of the foxtail first catches easily onto passing fur or clothing with a barbed hook, then “burrows” further due to the spiral structure on the seed. This makes them difficult to remove by simple sneezing or licking. A lot of dog owners here put hoods on their dogs when they are in dangerous areas.

[@wubranch1]

I'm sorry Camp had to go through this, and I'm so happy he's cool. Cheers you two.

[@wolveswithoutteeth]

Seeing camper laying on the seat, still drowsy from his procedure made me cry. We just lost our dear Rocket Dog. She was our baby for 10 years. I don’t like it when our doggies are sick. I am so glad Camper is okay.

[@teresashipe3339]

I'm so happy that Camper's okay and that he's gonna feel so much better soon 💜💜

[@jellybean7253]

Nikki, my dog and I lived in SoCal and every summer went to the Kern River and we went thru the same thing. Prednison was our friend. Every year it was the same. You'll be happy to know that he lived a long and happy life with no issues. Now you know what you are looking for and you guys will be fine.

[@scottmcfarland2149]

Glad you got Camper taken care of. Safe journey. 🐾🙏🏻✌🏻

[@navigatingthedestination]

So glad that Camper is OK. Are pups are so resilient and never want to be a burden on us.

[@belindaknowles7440]

You are such a good momma! I am so thankful Camper is okay❤️ Thank you for the information on foxtail. I had no idea it could cause such a problem.

[@mikek4443]

Nothing worse than when your dog is sick, so glad he is ok.

[@erinpaytonphotography]

I’m so glad my nephew is back to feeling ok! What’s it like to share a dog with all of your viewers? Hope the week is SO much better than the last! -Auntie Erin

[@fh1980ram]

Cringe.

[@Mr.Crosbyy.]

@@fh1980ram😭😭😭💀

[@nature10879]

Am Happy Camper is doing great Nikki. Camper is such an adorable obedient wonderful dog

[@billienomates1606]

In all my decades of having canine companions I had never heard of this. Glad pooch is okay.

[@fillupthesky]

glad Camper is ok. you can buy these nets to put over your dogs head if you’re in a foxtail infested area let him roam around. they look a little goofy, but definitely help! also check their paws/in between their toes when in a foxtail area. they’re worse when it’s dry outside.

[@lindsaymac01]

My Boxer had one of them in his nose and, because their nasal passage is so convoluted, it can be a major problem. We had been out in the bush, I'm Australian, and I'd noticed some of these things on his face as he was running through the long grass. The next morning he was snorting a lot, just like Camper, so I took him to the vet. Told the vet what I thought might be the problem and, just like Camper, they found and removed it. Love your videos, Nikki, keep 'em coming.

[@kristinsevert4039]

Gosh I’m so thankful Camper is ok. Isn’t it wild how madly we can love them? My wife and I just lost our sweet Husky, Leila 8 months ago. She was 14. The love is unmatched. Safe travels.

[@chriswallace756]

My son is so happy to see that Camper is ok. Much love

[@susanb4481]

Foxtails are a huge issue for dogs in CA when dry season hits. Dogs who run through the dry grass have to be checked carefully after every walk, especially ears and noses. As well as feet. Glad you got to vet before there was major damage.

[@seetuesday5576]

Hi Nikki. Foxtail can also enter via the ears. If you see your dog scratching their ears or shaking their head or even if their ears feel warm, get to the vet now!!!

[@raktoda707]

Camper is just so well adjusted and communicative.Beautiful video

[@louissantoscoy6461]

Our Labrador had a foxtail work it's way out his lung to his side. The vet removed it. I mentioned it before I love the relationship you have with your BFF Camper. He's a rare find. Just a suggestion, his paw pads should not be neglected. All the rock and trail trekking, in addition to hot asphalt walking will take a toll. We use O'Keeffes healthy feet lotion on our rat terrier. Just a little before bedtime. Our Labrador passed from old age in 1998.

[@michaelhaydon173]

So glad Camper is okay ❤ he’s such a lovely boy. The new van is awesome!!

[@familybento4229]

Off leash is great sometimes! But be sure to clear the area first visually and always be on the lookout for rattlesnakes, scorpions, and in many places around the western US there are coyote traps set near trails. ALWAYS check an area out before letting furbabies run wild.

[@luvmuz40]

I'm so glad Camper is doing well and you got him to the vet in time.

[@johnpossible6292]

I shed a tear for camper and you Nikki especially after you two came out of the vet and Camper fell asleep in the van from being groggy because of the procedure while you pet his head. I can also imagine the relief you must have felt when you knew Camper would be ok. I no how it is to have your best furry friend not feeling good... it breaks your heart. So glad that your story had a happy ending.

[@nataschafennema8971]

Camper bing so strong, tail up, head up until he was home. You 2 do so good. ❤

[@chasingthetwins7951]

My pup is 8.5 years old now but when she was 6 months old she got a foxtail stuck in her tonsils and needed surgery to remove it. The scariest time ever!! Glad camper is better.

[@amyfu2047]

Foxtails can also work their way in right next to their claws. So watch if your dog starts having issues with their paw it’s good to check that out. I’ve seen xrays of a dog’s paw with the foxtail right inside it.

[@lynnemac1402]

Oh wow Im so pleased Camper is okay, I never knew that about 'Foxtails' I didnt even know that name. How scary, poor little boy and he is such an expert climbing those rocks. He loves his hikes, no wonder you found each other as he is definitely the dog you were meant to have. Take care and have a great week x

[@olgasome2881]

Camper is so lucky you found him. You are such a good mom to him..💕🥰

[@clarkleakins879]

Those foxtail can be bad for cats too, get stuck in their mouth/throat, if eating grasses. Your laundry soap sheets: Tear into small pieces, Put in machine where liquid/powder soap goes, they will dissolve faster/better. Are you heading north with the summer? Sierra Nevada mountains off 395 still has plenty of snow and beautiful scenery. You should try Tioga Pass area for hiking. I think you and camper will love the area around Saddlebag Lake, above Lee Vinning. Although the road will not open until AFTER July 4th!

[@paulshannon4576]

I’m a truck driver and working out of Cheyenne and the areas where we are supposed to walk our dogs is just covered in weeds 3 or 4 feet tall. There’s a bunch of it there. I’ll really start watching him and when home next week I’ll print out information for the other dog owners. I might even bring my weed eater and clear an area.

[@sailorbrite]

My first thought when Camper started sneezing was the air quality from the Canadian wildfires. I know these videos are a few weeks old but this week the greater Chicagoland area was hit really hard by bad air quality and we were all miserable. A couple weeks ago I know my friends in New York were struggling. Fortunately some storms came along and mixed up the air and thinned out the smoke so it’s better today.

[@andyschulgasser8694]

I’m thrilled That camper is all right, I love watching these videos. And it’s nice to see that occasionally a veterinarian can do some good. The majority of them sadly are causing way more harm and damage. This is the first time in years I have heard about a veterinarian doing some good

[@Jennthegreen]

My dog acted the same recently after a hike in the sierra nevada desert. We just gave her over the weekend and it came out ny itself. Im glad it worked out for camper.

[@pearljamin]

I love your videos and adore camper. He reminds me so much of my sweet Penny Lane. She has cancer now and we are trying to make the most out of what we we have left. Dogs are literally the best