Sinus Perforation.

[YellowHammer]

That is great news.

[thecfarm]

Being sent home is good!!!

[Magicman]

Yup, time to get his butt outta there.  

[SwampDonkey]

I knew you'd pull through. You're a lot tougher than you think. Too much will to live on to let them bugs get the better of ya. 

[trapper]

been following this glad you are on the mend

[Ljohnsaw]

[SunnyHillFarm]

Wishing you continued improvement and a positive outcome   

[Nebraska]

Good news!!!! I was hoping to read this. Sorry this tooth ordeal morphed into such a disaster. About all I could offer you was some dog probiotics, so I kept quiet. Glad you are mending. 

[Jeff]

If pressed, I'd say I'm at about 60%  of normal, but my intentions, if getting an ok from my GP tomorrow, I'm going to head back to the u.p. cedar will stay home for a vet visit.  @Nebraska,  he keeps getting out breaks of rashes all over his under side and pits.  Clearly an alergy thing, but do not know from what. If I hose him off good, mix up some 3-1 ointment with hydrocortisone cream, and rub it all over the red areas, and give him 4 benadryl it clears up over night, but comes back in a couple days.  I lmit his food to the same thing, with only mini milkbones as treats.

The stress level up there for me is far less than here, I'll  just leave that to that,  but I need to go north to get right..

[doc henderson]

@Nebraska could this be stress induced urticaria as Cedar was worried about Jeff and had a disrupted routine.  has to be hard on a best friend.  how long has this been going on Jeff?

[Jeff]

He had it bad last year too. He was a mess at the pigroast.

[Dave Shepard]

I'm glad to hear you are getting out of the hospital, that's where all the sick people are! 

[Nebraska]

Possible but stressed out dogs from boarding, life changes etc usually have colitis type of GI upsets. Environmental allergies are very common. @doc henderson 

[Raider Bill]

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/clyge290l4xo
Guy on another forum I watch just started these for the same reason.

[Jeff]

Yum. 

[doc henderson]

that is prob in Britain.  they prob chew them! 

We have done fecal enemas from loved ones (merry Christmas) as the gold uh... well... the brown standard.  people are a little put off by what is being put in.  this may be a more palatable way to do it to re-establish good bacteria.  The clostridium difficile is not bad (most of us have it) unless it takes everything over and begins to produce toxin.  It is the Bermuda grass of the GI lawn.  We rarely use big oral antibiotics at our house, but they are sometime needed.