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[DobieLover]

I did read that but I was wondering if the vet had said what causes it.

I was told ear infection (no), small stroke (we don't think so), seizure (I don't think so) or brain tumor are the most likely suspects.

 

[Shadrach]

I was told ear infection (no), small stroke (we don't think so), seizure (I don't think so) or brain tumor are the most likely suspects.

I see. Not good then.

 

[pennyJo1960]

I've never cooked them like that. I've always boiled, or baked them. I might try that. Do you slice them in half before frying?

The biggest I would slice but prefer to leave them whole

 

[CapricornFarm]

I was told ear infection (no), small stroke (we don't think so), seizure (I don't think so) or brain tumor are the most likely suspects.

Brain tumor doesn't sound so good. Hope not.

 

[Shadrach]

The biggest I would slice but prefer to leave them whole

When I've grown them in the past I've tended to pick them while they were still quite small.
It only takes a few minutes in boiling water to cook them; a bit crunchy mind, but I prefer them that way.
I think I might cook the next lot in peanut butter, not just peanut oil.

 

[pennyJo1960]

hmm that could be tastey try that myself possibly a bit of flour then peanut butter smooth or crunchy?

 

[DobieLover]

Idiopathic I assume Dobie?

That's what it'll be as far as I'm concerned as I'm not about to confirm a brain tumor. What's the point in pay thousands for a MRI when she cannot have surgery because of her heart and I wouldn't have brain surgery done on a dog regardless.
So I'll never know. I'm just going to work at what I really always do: maximize quality of life. That isn't something I do just when someone hits the countdown timer. It starts as soon as I adopt an animal. They will get the best I can give them within my means.

 

[CapricornFarm]

Working on another quail cage. The frame is done, today I cut the plywood for the back and tacked the wire on one side. I need to make a small door for changing the water, a roof over for the water so they don't poop in it, and an access door on the front. But getting it done slowly.

 

[Meg-in-MT]

When I've grown them in the past I've tended to pick them while they were still quite small.
It only takes a few minutes in boiling water to cook them; a bit crunchy mind, but I prefer them that way.
I think I might cook the next lot in peanut butter, not just peanut oil.

Brussel sprouts and peanut butter?? Say huh? I feel like that's a pregnant woman craving

 

[Meg-in-MT]

That's what it'll be as far as I'm concerned as I'm not about to confirm a brain tumor. What's the point in pay thousands for a MRI when she cannot have surgery because of her heart and I wouldn't have brain surgery done on a dog regardless.
So I'll never know. I'm just going to work at what I really always do: maximize quality of life. That isn't something I do just when someone hits the countdown timer. It starts as soon as I adopt an animal. They will get the best I can give them within my means.

I like the way you think, Tonya.