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• inumama
• 2025/07/30 (Wed) 20:42
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My dog has been barking more since he became a senior.
I play relaxing music when I go out. Loudly scolding a dog when he barks is counterproductive. They think they are being cared for.
I recently purchased Pet Hemp oil for dogs and have been experimenting with it. It seems to be good for reducing excitement and relaxing them, as well as for appetite loss.
I think it might be worth a try to help senior dogs with their day/night cycle.
I think 100% organic products are better.
You can buy it on Amazon and other places.
I have only just started using it, but it seems to relax them somewhat.

• Dog lover
• 2025/07/31 (Thu) 18:14
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Search Amazon for Anti barking dog collar or Citronella dog bark collar or something like that and you'll find a lot of stuff. If it is reported to the Humane Society, you will receive a letter and if the complein continues, you will be fined, or you can do something about it and ask the neighbors how they are doing these days ？ in a low and apologetic way to show that you are concerned and that it is effective.
I took a simple snack, gave them my phone number, and apologized to them to let me know if they were being too noisy, and it subsided.

• ワンコ
• 2025/08/01 (Fri) 19:44
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It is an aging behavior and is not expected to improve.
If he is 11 years old, he is a senior and the only way is to consult a veterinarian.

He needs care just like humans do.
My dog was the same way as a senior, but there was no solution.
First the barking, then the wandering around the room, and on and on it goes.
So we had no choice but to make sure that the family members took turns to stay at home until his last day.
During those years, family trips were not possible, and we did not eat out.

Please take care of her until her last days.

• dog
• 2025/07/18 (Fri) 20:21
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I have a dog. I have a few friends who also have dogs and cats, and
some say that hospital A is the best place to go, and others say that same hospital A should not be there.
It seems that the view also changes depending on what you are looking for in a hospital.
Don't you feel the same way about beauty salons? ？
It would be easier to answer if you know specifically what was not good and what you are looking for.

• 名無し
• 2025/07/24 (Thu) 14:37
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I think you should ask the Hawaiian Humane Society.

They should be able to refer you.

• るび
• mail
• 2025/06/09 (Mon) 22:33
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Thanks to the cooperation of many people, we have safely brought Corydoras from Japan.
I just wanted to share some information as I am getting settled into life in Palo Alto.

・ Tap water tastes the same as in Japan. （ I used to drink tap water as it is in Japan. ）
I still have some 4 in 1 that I brought from Japan, so I use it to remove chlorine.
As for bactericide, I use TOPFIN biological clearner which I bought here.

・ The filtering system, Eheim 2213, was shipped separately by air, discarding the filter media.

・ The filter media, hoses, and water tank were purchased from Amazon.
The tank was purchased as a starter set, so the filtration system could be used as a connection until the Eheim arrived.
（ Corydoras pandas finally started to survive after switching to Eheim, so Eheim was a must-have product. I don't know how I held on to it until it arrived ）

・ The bucket was purchased at Dollar Tree. I feel like I can't really find the bucket.


In Japan, I fed Kyorin's Vitacrin Red Beetle, but they do not eat the Red Beetle I bought here at all and I am looking for something else. I thought all akamushi were the same, but I guess they taste different.
Now I feed them corribits that I brought from Japan.
If you have any information on recommended food for corydoras, please let me know.

• 田舎君
• 2025/01/17 (Fri) 12:58
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I was new to animal hospitals so I didn't know the market price. My head was not moving correctly when I made the payment because I was thinking that the hospital bill for humans would be charged too much without insurance, and the fact that dogs do not have insurance was mixed up in my mind, and if I did not pay it, my credit would be bad.
Thanks to this, the people with a thin smile took all the money I had saved to go to Japan.　If I had no savings, I might have acted differently. By the way, my dog is fine.

• 犬の気持ち
• 2025/01/28 (Tue) 09:34
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Cleaning a dog's teeth is expensive. Anesthesia and whatnot can make your internal organs worse if left alone.
After all, you got the treatment, so you have to pay for it. I don't think it's that expensive, but...

• 花花
• mail
• 2025/04/12 (Sat) 10:49
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First, you will be charged a consultation fee ｡
In an emergency room, the hospital may set a different price, but $ 135-300 is a good starting price ｡ Then you will be examined, and the cost of the examination and treatment will be explained. Usually, you will be given a detailed bill and have to agree to pay it on the spot before you can have the next treatment or exam ｡ 😢
Dental treatments and cleanings are usually inexpensive $ 150 to 300. If there is too much tartar buildup and bacteria invade the gums through the teeth, it can cause all sorts of diseases, but in my boy's case, it broke through the skin and pus came out of his cheek under his eyes ｡ I couldn't believe it at the first hospital … I took him to a different place for a second opinion, and it was still the I took him to a different hospital for a second opinion and the same thing happened, he had an emergency surgery early the next morning and they also cleaned his teeth because he was under anesthesia. ！ There are a lot of really rip-off hospitals that are not that good, so it's better to find a reputable and trustworthy doctor for your dog ｡ I live in OC, so it's a bit far from Los Angeles ？ If you still want to know more, please contact me. <1567> If you still want to know, please contact me directly.
My, my dog's eye specialist is in Ventura and I drive 2 hours to see him every time lol 😆 because of his skill, reputation and friendly pricing ♡.

• ルーシー
• 2025/05/05 (Mon) 20:44
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I think the initial estimate of $1500 for the teeth cleanup and ear treatment is reasonable, but the actual payment of $4300 is high. I think you can refuse to pay any bill other than the estimate if you have not agreed to it. You said it's a Manhattan Beach veterinary clinic, so I guess it's still expensive for the location .

• 田舎君
• 2025/05/16 (Fri) 07:15
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I went to the veterinary hospital that you told me about in the e-mail exchange with Mr. Hanahana. It would be too long to explain everything, so I will report the main points. The treatment was quite serious, but less than half of what I expected to pay （ ＄ 2800 expected ＄ 1200 ） （ maybe ＄ 5000 at the Manhattan Beach Animal Hospital ）. The staff is perfect. I had to go in twice due to the start of treatment after the x-ray results, but I was able to get it done in one visit. I was shown the estimate and agreed to it before starting the treatment. The bill showed a 100% discount on several items, totaling ＄ 130% off. I was very impressed with the clean clipping of my nails （ which was not included in the treatment ）. Thank you Hanahana for introducing me to a very good veterinary hospital.

• min
• 2024/10/30 (Wed) 18:38
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Hi

I looked at the records of when I returned home with my dog to Corona pre-1919 (2019年).

Rabies vaccine 1st $ 19(保険対象)
Rabies vaccine 2nd $ 19(保険対象)
Health checkup(Blood draw, antibody test, first visit etc.) $ 450
Blood test $ 523
I was taken care of at a clinic on the mountain side of Ala Moana.
This is about the same amount of money.

• Momomo
• mail
• 2024/11/01 (Fri) 01:07
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It's been a while, but I've traveled back and forth between Japan and Hawaii with my dog several times. I think the price is reasonable.
#3, #4, and #5, if you want to express your own opinion instead of supporting the topic owner's question, why don't you do it elsewhere ？ I'm sure you didn't start this thread to ask such a question.

• Leni
• 2024/11/01 (Fri) 18:48
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I agree with Momomo.
I think the price is almost reasonable.

• 一応
• 2024/11/03 (Sun) 12:31
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I'm sure it will be fine, but you've already looked into the
procedure for bringing them back to Hawaii ？ I'm not familiar with it, but
I've heard that you have to do some preparation.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2024/09/22 (Sun) 09:11
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We need to check from various angles what kind of backstory there is in the text.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2024/09/22 (Sun) 11:10
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The cat is getting more energetic as the weather gets colder.

She is wearing fur, so she is more energetic when it is cold.

Let's have some sukiyaki to celebrate her good health.

• アラシのおとっつぁん
• 2024/09/22 (Sun) 11:51
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If you got tangled up in
, you don't have to change your username to
spoof it.

• アラシのおとっつぁん
• 2024/09/22 (Sun) 11:51
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See?
You made my cat sick because you're so stingy with the air conditioning.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2024/09/22 (Sun) 12:41
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I don't even know what kind of disease you are talking about...

Even humans will suffer from summer fatigue if the weather stays hot.

But they keep changing their names.
You have to be willing to take the world by storm, or you will lose your credibility.

• Halo
• 2024/04/19 (Fri) 01:21
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Kapolei pet hospital in Kapolei has a Japanese vet.
I think there are some in the Waikiki area, but the only one I know of is in Kapolei.
I don't know what a reasonable price is, so I can't answer your question.
We are in a care club at VCA, so vaccinations and such are free
I don't know what the market price is. I don't know what it costs.

• KZOO聴いてます
• mail
• 2024/04/25 (Thu) 02:38
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I believe Aina Haina Pet Hospital has a Japanese director
. I heard him on the radio once.