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Hi everyone,
For those of you that were following my previous post about the possibility of Myla having her front leg amputated: she had the surgery this morning and is resting and doing well at the vet clinic. The vet wants to keep her over night to keep an eye on her, and she should be able to come home in the morning! Thanks to everyone that has provided me with the advice and support I needed to make this decision.
Neala
2:05 pm
5 February 2010
OfflineHi Neala!
I'm so glad to hear Myla is doing well! Especially after all your worries related to the anesthesia. I know it'll be such a huge relief getting her home tomorrow. Make yourself get plenty of rest tonight. The next two weeks are usually rocky, but you guys can make it through. Keep us updated.
Thinking of you both,
Leslie
2:17 pm
28 September 2009
OfflineSo glad to read your surgery is over and you are resting and doing ok. We are praying for a speedy and uneventful recovery for you Myla. Keep us updated.
Jo Ann & Tasha
2:30 pm
7 March 2010
OfflineThat is great news! Yes, get lots of rest so you can bring your furbaby home tomorrow. Sending you lots of pawsitive thoughts & prayers.
Please keep us posted.
Cathy/Jane/Spirit Skyler/Chloe
I'm so sorry that Myla and you had to go through this. But it's great to hear that the surgery is over and was a success. I pray Myla gets to come home tomorrow and that her recovery is uneventful. Sending lots of positive and healing thoughts your way.
Please keep us updated.
Fortis'Dad
Glad to hear everything went well. It is such a relief when you hear the vet give positive news. I hated the day of surgery, I swore there must have been 48 hours in that day, but I never regretted having it done. In no time at all you won't believe how well Myla will be, they are way less dramatic that us goofball humans. Big Paws up, Spirit Gus and Dan
We're so glad Myla made it through surgery ok and will be home tomorrow! We'll keep fingers and paws crossed for a good recovery for your beautiful girl!
Hugs,
Holly, Zuzu and Susan
10:17 pm
Moderator
14 August 2009
OfflineA lot of pawsitive thoughts coming your way Myla!
We can't wait to hear when you are home where you belong!
Comet - 1999 to 2011She departed us unexpectedly January 23, 2011 at the age of 12 1/2.
She was born with a deformed front leg and a tripawd all of her life.
5:37 am
Moderator
28 November 2008
OfflineBest wishes for a speedy recovery. Your story brings back memories of two years ago. Trouble had her amputation the day before Thanksgiving. I never thought that day it is would be something we would be thankful for.
Shanna & Spirit Trouble ~ Trouble gained her wings 3/16/2011, a 27 1/2 month cancer survivor, tail wagging RIP sweetheart, you are my heart and soul. Run free at Rainbow Bridge.We honor our fellow November Five members who will always remain forever in my heart: Nova – the lone survivor, live proud and long; Spirits Max, Cherry, & Tika – who made half the journey with us and greeted Trouble at the Bridge
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7:31 am
9 November 2010
Offlineglad that you're through the surgery. The next couple weeks can be kind of tough, but well worth it.
Thanks for all the encouragement! Myla is home resting on the mattresss that we moved on to the living room floor. She is REALLY tired and could only make a couple of steps at the vet before we had to pick her up. She also had some growths (not really sure of the medical term) removed from her gums, so her mouth is a little bit sore as well. She has eaten a little and just had lots of water. I'm sure the next few weeks will be challenging, but I'm just so happy to have her home :)
That's great! I'm so glad Myla is back home with her family. It sounds like she is doing just fine. These next couple of weeks will fly by. And before you know it, it will be time to remove her stitches. Eating and drinking are good signs. Sending lots of positive and healing thoughts your way. Thanks for keeping us posted.
Fortis'Dad
10:33 am
25 August 2010
OfflineThat is great news. I recommend you talk with your vet about Gabapentin as soon as her fentynal patch is to come off. It makes a big difference in the comfort level I have found out.
I hope this will be a smooth recovery for her. My other recommendation is to sleep while she does!
Elizabeth and Sammy
She doesn't have a fentynal patch. Currently she's on 1.5 ml of Metacam a day. Will have to wait a see how she make out with this I guess. She also has dissolving stitches that should be gone in around a week. Thanks again, and I'm sure I'll have more questions. Maybe time to start a blog?
1:38 pm
Team Tripawds
25 April 2007
Offlineboxergirl said:
Maybe time to start a blog?
Thanks for the great update, glad to hear Myla is recovering well. A Tripawds Blog is a great way to share regular updates and easily upload photos. Once logged in, just visit the signup page any time to start your new blog. (You are already a user of the main Tripawds News blog.)
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