UR20Z
Dumpster Diver
Precisely the reason for me posting what I did
Veterinarian here: ask me anything!
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Goattobeloved
Esteemed Citizen of ZV
If intended for Deagle I guess he'll know.
Me? I had to google for it.
Lipid emulsion solution by intravenose. Seems to attach to some liposoluble toxins, even extracting some of the sbsorbed ones
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Me? I had to google for it.
Lipid emulsion solution by intravenose. Seems to attach to some liposoluble toxins, even extracting some of the sbsorbed ones
Intravenous lipid emulsion as antidote: a summary of published human experience - PubMed
Intravenous lipid emulsion (ILE) has been demonstrated to be effective in amelioration of cardiovascular and central nervous system sequelae of local-anaesthetic and non-local-anaesthetic drug toxicity in animal models. Sequestration of lipophilic toxins to an expanded plasma lipid phase is...
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
UR20Z
Dumpster Diver
If that's what it's actually about, it COULD work, seeing as THC is fat-soluble... The only issue I can see at a quick glance is "And once the stuff we shot into him soaks up the THC OD, what happens?" It just floats around the bloodstream prolonging the buzz? Or perhaps latches onto the arterial walls as plaque, the same way cholesterol is claimed to do? Or... ? I could see it working (to some degree, at least) if it was a process something like "inject the stuff, give it a while to soak up what it can, then do the equivalent of dialysis (only somehow targeting the material injected, rather than the kidney-type wastes that dialysis goes after) to strip it out of the bloodstream"If intended for Deagle I guess he'll know.
Me? I had to google for it.
Lipid emulsion solution by intravenose. Seems to attach to some liposoluble toxins, even extracting some of the sbsorbed ones
Intravenous lipid emulsion as antidote: a summary of published human experience - PubMed
Intravenous lipid emulsion (ILE) has been demonstrated to be effective in amelioration of cardiovascular and central nervous system sequelae of local-anaesthetic and non-local-anaesthetic drug toxicity in animal models. Sequestration of lipophilic toxins to an expanded plasma lipid phase is...
Right, intravenous lipid emulsion.
The lipid part floats around the blood stream and the fat-soluble drug dissolves into the new fatty portion of the blood instead of diffusing to the brain. The body can clear the drug as it clears the lipids, with fewer effects on the animal from the actual drug. No plasmapheresis required. No arterial plaque issues, but very rare reports of hemolysis or pancreatitis, so there's a risk/benefit call to make.
The lipid part floats around the blood stream and the fat-soluble drug dissolves into the new fatty portion of the blood instead of diffusing to the brain. The body can clear the drug as it clears the lipids, with fewer effects on the animal from the actual drug. No plasmapheresis required. No arterial plaque issues, but very rare reports of hemolysis or pancreatitis, so there's a risk/benefit call to make.
naughty85ftm
Tourist
@Deagle113 just wanted to say I really appreciate you sharing your expertise in this thread. I always learn something new and while I don’t currently have any pets, reading the questions of others gives me things to think on.
K9CanineK9
Tourist
Unfortunately yes, but I'm 100% sure it was taught and not innate behavior
NoHumpNoFun
Tourist
My last question is regarding camelids,
Nah... guess they dont exist, at most its just natural instinct of competing for resources against invasive species. then again... you know what happens with exotic species without natural predators.
nekdoneco123
Esteemed Citizen of ZV
yes.
i used to work at a stable, a really big one (specializes in a single breed). it was multiple buildings. the one i was at was for younger (1-2year old) horses. they were kept together as herds of about twelve. black and white ones had to be kept separate, even out in the pasture.
humananimal
Esteemed Citizen of ZV
‘had to’ in which meaning ?
That the owner wanted them separated or the herds did it by themselves ?
nekdoneco123
Esteemed Citizen of ZV
i don't know. it just worked like that long since i started there. the inside of the stable (was a large building, like 40x15 meters) had bars right down the middle to keep them apart (making it 20x15 ish for each herd). i know of a few incidents when one got through, one black to whites or vice versa, and got attacked almost immediately. they didn't do that when we introduced a new one of the same color to a herd of the color.
it's not some random operation, but the largest state stable in my country (kladrubers are the breed) so i don't think it was due to like mishandling or something.
Hey! So once I get my Husky girl and get sexually active with her, will the vets be able too tell if we do vaginal and anal? I don't wanna deprive my bitch of vet care but also dnt wanna be caught up
Goattobeloved
Esteemed Citizen of ZV
You *certainly* don't want to skip vet care for your sex interest.
Same discussion in a lot of threads, you may want to use the search function.
Spoiler:
If she is not dripping in their table, they won't notice / they won't care.
Hey @Deagle113 i have a question about how often is to often to fuck your female dog? because I feel like I have a problem... I fuck my 3yr old ausie shepard at least 4-5 times a day (at minimum). I work from home and I'm in my late 20s now and I feel like my libido is off the charts... I have full access to my pup at all times and she gives it up whenever I pull out her 'fucking stool' (a little wooden stool I made that raises her rear just enough so I can fuck her properly when I kneel behind her lol). She just puts her hind legs on it each time i bring it out the closet and presents herself no matter how many times ive fucked her already... I could have filled her with 6 loads of cum earlier and she'll step right up on her stool to take the 7th. I'm really feeling guilty for fucking her so much... i love her so much but I don't know I feel like I'm using her...
I do give her days off when I'm busy with stuff outside the house and when I take her places... but even then some of those days when we get home she'll lay by the closet where the stool is and look at me with her irresistible puppy eyes and I end up fucking her anyway. I've forced myself starting last month to stop a couple days of the week, usually the weekends because I feel like she has to be somewhat sore from being fucked so many times and I don't want to hurt her. (She still lays by the stool closet though)
Another user here said I could be messing up her pH levels yet I'm not sure what signs to look for. I took her to the vet in December last year and the vet said she was a healthy girl.
Thanks
I do give her days off when I'm busy with stuff outside the house and when I take her places... but even then some of those days when we get home she'll lay by the closet where the stool is and look at me with her irresistible puppy eyes and I end up fucking her anyway. I've forced myself starting last month to stop a couple days of the week, usually the weekends because I feel like she has to be somewhat sore from being fucked so many times and I don't want to hurt her. (She still lays by the stool closet though)
Another user here said I could be messing up her pH levels yet I'm not sure what signs to look for. I took her to the vet in December last year and the vet said she was a healthy girl.
Thanks
MonachLeo
Tourist
Do male dogs have a prostate and feel good from their butt? Genuinely curious
BoneR
Tourist
What's the best age to start letting your male dog mount you? I don't want to try it too early for him
Deagle113
Citizen of Zooville
Intravenous lipid emulsion has saved so many patients under my care I will never second guess it's utility.
Deagle113
Citizen of Zooville
Appreciate ya! That's the goal of this thread, and I'm glad it give you things to think about. We zoos are about a whole lot of different subjects, and my particular dynamic is an important one.
Deagle113
Citizen of Zooville
Yes! My own boy only plays at dog parks with other large, fluffy guardian dogs. Any other breed he could care less about, and some he entirely warns off, like pit bulls or labs. Certainly has a preference!
Deagle113
Citizen of Zooville
Yup! As discussed, as long as you aren't actively engaging day of the vet appointment, we aren't going to pay attention or notice anything out of the ordinary. Medical exam mode of the brain and all that!
Deagle113
Citizen of Zooville
It sounds like you are considering her well being as well, and that each engagement allows her to reciprocate. In this context, I don't think there is any reason to feel guilty, both of you are engaging on your own levels of physical intimacy with the consent of each other, so I don't see the issue. There are plenty of other intimate ways to engage with your partner if you are worried about the physical act being in excess, but no major signs outside of behavioral I would look out for.
Deagle113
Citizen of Zooville
Bulky bodies, short legs, and general lack of abilities to fly mean they aren't evolved for air travel. Pigs are excellent for a lot of other things, and are wicked smart, but their intelligence doesn't extend to the air xD
Deagle113
Citizen of Zooville
Good question. They do have a prostate, and I have weighed in on anal before, but unlike humans, I don't think the nervous tissue aligns in the same way that it does for primates. This isn't a medical opinion as there isn't any research in this area, and folks who have dogs that adore anal always come out of the woodwork when I make these comments, but I would say a vanishing few canines enjoy anal stimulation based on interaction with other zoos and discussion. If you think about the amount of preparation and work it takes a human to get into the scene of regularly enjoying anal sex, and then you substitute a canine who can't engage on the same dynamics and with the same communication level, I am hard pressed to recommend the activity.
Deagle113
Citizen of Zooville
Depends on the dynamic in which you are doing so. We will catch on to any potential fear or hesitation about certain areas on physical exam, and if there is enough evidence, build a case for it. Sadly, anal is common route of abuse, and I have reported at least three folks who have engaged in it with their dogs in context of additional physical abuses.
Deagle113
Citizen of Zooville
Excellent questions! Good on you for interacting with street dogs and inviting them into your home for interaction and love. I hope you forge long term relationships that lead to lasting interactions. Wild horses are exciting for sure, but regardless of you gender you should be especially cautious with the particular equine style of being large enough to not be stoppable by humans combined with being sexually very well endowed. I am not sure of your location, which dictates the kind of stuff you would deal with interacting with street doggos, but you can feel free to dm me!Hey!!
Hey! First of all, thanks for your help!
My question is: do I need to clean a wild horse’s cock before taking it? And with street dogs?
Is it ok to take stray dogs? Or do we make sure the dog has all the vaccines to have sex with him? The diseases related to zoo are usual?
Feral dogs are a wild variation of medical possibilities depending on where they are and the interactions they have.
Deagle113
Citizen of Zooville
What age dog are you working with? What is your experience? Are you born male or female? A lot to define before recommending anything. You are always welcome to DM me.
gwen
Citizen of Zooville
Well I mean hippos go fast enough to be off the ground 80% of the time while running is the reason I asked this lol.
CritterFunatic
Esteemed Citizen of ZV
I got a question about rabbits (I asked before but I guess it went under in the flood of other questions). I've seen rabbits with both furless as well as furred balls, which is also a factor I try to depict anatomically correct in furry character design. I'm a bit uncertain why both options seem to be a thing. Is it a seasonal thing that they sometimes grow fur and sometimes they do not? Or is it different from breed to breed? A furless scrotum seems to be more normal for rabbits than it is for hares, according to the pictures I saw, but I'm not certain how rare or common it is.