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Kathleen O'connor United Kingdom (Verified User) Posts 1819 Dogs 0 / Races 0 03 May 2009 18:28
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Thanks Michael,look forward to hearing fron you about this,good luck. Kathy
Thomas Bambury Ireland (Verified User) Posts 757 Dogs 3 / Races 0 03 May 2009 19:07
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Michael you asked for advice i dont care whether you freeze it or surgically remove it liquid nitrogen will kill them it is used on humans as well you have already three visits booked plus travelling even at 36 pounds a time you are heading into your second hundred and as anyone who has dealt with vets in UK will know 35 pounds for any treatment is exceptionally low why should a vet spend 20 years trying to develop a cure when there are several there already you still dont know if it will work keep us posted
Kathleen O'connor United Kingdom (Verified User) Posts 1819 Dogs 0 / Races 0 10 May 2009 18:14
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Hi Michael,just wondering how the second treatment went,hope it was all ok. Kathy
Richard Thomas United Kingdom (Verified User) Posts 287 Dogs 14 / Races 1 11 May 2009 13:48
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update on this please ,as I have a dog that badly needs a corn getting rid of.
Sean McCartan Ireland
Posts 63 Dogs 0 / Races 0 11 May 2009 14:06
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Check the dogs ancestry and see if it is hereditary. If so all you can do if pare it as it will keep surfacing.
Sean
Kathleen O'connor United Kingdom (Verified User) Posts 1819 Dogs 0 / Races 0 11 May 2009 17:27
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Hi,Michael probably will not let us know until the third and final treatment this Saturday coming. Kathy
Martin Loveridge United Kingdom (Verified User) Posts 171 Dogs 0 / Races 0 14 May 2009 10:25
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Corn update. My dad was speaking to Daniel Doherty this morning and Daniel said he has now done 22 corns with his new technique and there has not been any reacurence of corns. When asked about liquid nitrogen to removed corns he said Bruce Prole tried it in 1991 and gave up with that method as it did not remove the corn entirely and they would come back. Thomas i am not having a pop or anything else, and i am not an agent for the D Doherty LOL. What ever method an owner/trainer chooses each to thier own. Kind regards, Martin.
Kathleen O'connor United Kingdom (Verified User) Posts 1819 Dogs 0 / Races 0 14 May 2009 18:23
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Thanks for the update Martin,looks very promising does'nt it. Kathy
Michael Shepherd United Kingdom (Verified User) Posts 34 Dogs 0 / Races 0 16 May 2009 14:46
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hi all sorry not been around but have been for harrys treatment. after the 1st treatment went back to get 2nd treatment and not much differance but this i was told at the 1st treatment. well just got in from having 3rd treatment put on and what a differance to my harry. on 1st treat squeezed each pad on paw and harry squilled only on the pad with corn. 2nd treat same 3rd treat squeesed each pad in turn and NO squile. this vet is the best thing since sliced bread. i have to go back next sat just to have bandage of and collect an oil to rub into pad. money well spent. will post next week. i also asked about freezing it and it dont work vet said..
Kathleen O'connor United Kingdom (Verified User) Posts 1819 Dogs 0 / Races 0 16 May 2009 16:58
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Hi Michael,so pleased all went ok with Harry's corn,it must be a treat for him to have got rid of it. Sounds as if this vet knows what he's talking about. best wishes Kathy
Michael Shepherd United Kingdom (Verified User) Posts 34 Dogs 0 / Races 0 23 May 2009 22:28
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had dressing of his paw today and all is very good, vet pinched all his pads and no problems. i felt his pad and its soft like the others were it was rock hard before and harry didnt like it.i have to put a dab of tincture oil on it twice a day 4 two weeks.so no more going to vets. fingers crossed. i know people gave other treatments for his corn and i was greatful. i picked this way and it has worked and pain free treatment.
Kathleen O'connor United Kingdom (Verified User) Posts 1819 Dogs 0 / Races 0 23 May 2009 23:11
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Hi Michael,thanks for letting us know,sounds good does'nt it.Bet Harry fels a lot better. I was wondering how it went. keeping my fingers crossed for you too. best wishes Kathy
Martin Loveridge United Kingdom (Verified User) Posts 171 Dogs 0 / Races 0 03 Jun 2009 09:15
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Update 41 corns removed and no come backs,quote from Daniel Doherty greyhound vet.
Regards, Martin.
Kathleen O'connor United Kingdom (Verified User) Posts 1819 Dogs 0 / Races 0 03 Jun 2009 12:24
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Hi Martin,thanks for the update.This sounds very promising does'nt it. How is Harry doing now he is free from his corn? Can't wait to get Ranger done,waiting to get some transport to take him. Thanks for letting us know. best wishes Kathy
Kathleen O'connor United Kingdom (Verified User) Posts 1819 Dogs 0 / Races 0 03 Jun 2009 16:35
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Sorry Martin,got you mixed up with Michael who had Harrys corn removed.
Michael Shepherd United Kingdom (Verified User) Posts 34 Dogs 0 / Races 0 05 Jun 2009 15:57
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hi kathleen, harry is a different dog since having corn worked on no limping and stands on hard ground no problems. still putting oil on it twice a day. good luck wen its your turn.
Kathleen O'connor United Kingdom (Verified User) Posts 1819 Dogs 0 / Races 0 05 Jun 2009 16:21
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That's great Michael,good on you for giving this treatment a go,so pleased for Harry. I'll let you know when we get Ranger there. Kathy
Michael Shepherd United Kingdom (Verified User) Posts 34 Dogs 0 / Races 0 24 Apr 2010 20:39
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Hi all its been 1 year now since harry had work done on his corn, And i'm pleased to say the corn has not returned. what the vet danniel has invented is the mutts nutts.
Kaye Power Mcgowan United Kingdom (Verified User) Posts 407 Dogs 9 / Races 0 25 Apr 2010 12:22
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HI , I CAN SPEAK AS I FOUND DANIEL IN UXBRIDGE ,REMOVED A CORN FROM MY DOGS PAD ,NO PAIN JUST THREE VISITS PRICED PER VISIT ,NICE GUY VERY APROACHABLE EXPLAINES EVERY THING THAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ,COMPLETE RECOVERY ,STRAIGHT OUT AFTER TREATMENT WAS COMPLETED AND HEALING TIME FINISHED WON FIRST RACE A1 AT THIS TIME ALL IS STILL WELL, SO WOULD DEFINATLY GIVE THIS MAN CHANCE, I FEEL VERY CONFIDENT IN A GOOD OUTCOME WISH YOU THE BEST OF LUCK AND SPEEDY RECOVERY FOR THE DOG ,IF YOU WANT TO EMAIL ME FOR ANY INFO PLEASE IF I CAN BE OF ANY HELP FEEL FREE TO DO SO [email protected] rgds kpm
Tony Dennis-Kelly United Kingdom
Posts 5 Dogs 0 / Races 0 11 Aug 2010 20:38
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Hi all We took our dog Frank to see Daniel last week. Apparently he's now done over 500 treatments with no recurrence of the corns. After just 1 treatment Frank has started to play again which is great to see. We're off back to Uxbridge again on Friday for the second treatment. It's a 300 mile round trip but it's worth every boring mile or hour in a traffic jam just to see Frank playing in the garden again. Daniel is a really nice bloke and very approachable. He told us of the interest shown by the big pharmaceuticals but apparently he's holding out for a Lamboughini... Apparently dogs are coming from as far away as Ireland for his treatment. I'm sure that wouldn't be happening if there was any doubt about it's effectiveness. I'll post again when the treatment is complete but so far we're very excited for the future.
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