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Silly worries
1 April 2010
11:18 am
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Silly worries here last week.

 

On Monday the 22 th, Oslo started to cough in a way that told me he wanted to throw up. He could cough 20 times a day. But nothing came out. I did not worry at all at first. OK maybe a little bit but really not that much. Days passed, coughing did not stop and then he started to have diarrea…humm……he seemed to have a lack of energy too (kind of depressed) . That's when I started to worry and thought it could be mets…of course, when something is wrong, tripawrents' brain always end up with that whole mets concept. Then on Saturday night, he throwed up his supper. That was enough for me. It was time to ask for an appointment with our vet…which could luckily meet us on sunday morning (yep he was working on sunday) . Dr A. asked us to stop giving Oslo his meals for the next 24 hours because chances were it was only a stomach irritation caused by a smoked bone we had given to Oslo to chew on Monday the 22th. So no meals on Sunday, stomach resting and big baby wondering why we dare to starve him… but luckily no more throw up…till Monday morning when he vomitted that big black thing…one of Oslosdaddy's socks! way-confused

 

Oslo is doing back to a great mood and shape now so I can laugh at all this… and break Oslosdaddy's neck!!twisted

 

Suzanne and Oslo, proud tripawd socks eater aw-shucks

 

1 April 2010
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OMD, Oslo! You crazy tripawd! So many questions come to mind. I could understand if it were young Wyatt (no offense WRD, but you are at that age), but why is a (how old is Oslo, 6, 7, 8 or so) so-called "mature" dog eating socks?

Thank dog the sock did come up and so just left us with a very funny story!

1 April 2010
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That's the best story about coughing I've ever read on these forums!!  Oslo, you are one crazy boy!!! 

1 April 2010
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Of course, we jump to the worst possible conclusions at the first sign of any trouble … silly humans! Yum, yum, yummmmmmmm, socks. We're sure glad to hear that's all it was!

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1 April 2010
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Bah hah hah hah! Oslo, we're going to get a lot of mileage out of this black sock thing! You silly Tripawd! Glad you're OK.

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oh my gosh…I thought it was going to be a "bad thing" and it was a SOCK!!! a SOCK!!!  Oh thank goodness!!!!!!

I would make daddy go without socks as punishment…

Diane missing Spirit Magic who lost his battle on 6/21/10 to join Spirit OJ and all the wonderful ones who have gone before – leaving the ones to come, starting with Casper the little Conehead and now welcoming Kumata's Reserve Label Whiskey The Strength of the Pack is the Wolf & The Strength of the Wolf is the Pack – Kat Wolfdancer
1 April 2010
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Glad to hear it was only a sock, it could have been your daddy's underwear!  We're just happy the Oslo is o.k.smile

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1 April 2010
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Oslo, you are a bit 'mature' for the puppy antics.  Glad you're all better.

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1 April 2010
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Oslo, Suzanne, and barefoot Dad,

Well, did you really have to give your Mom such a scare. I know that it works for Nova, but really! She loves you very much and would give you that extra attention without much encouragement. Dad tells of a story where Cassy was carrying a stone around all day. Then you guesed it, Dad went to check on Cassy and the stone and the stone was gone. About three days later, after much heaving, the stone (now much smaller and with a definate etched appearance) reappeared. However, that was the last time Miss Cassy carried stones around in her mouth.

Actually, Dad was very pleased to hear that you are doing better. Did you frame the sock?

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1 April 2010
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LOL!  Way to go, Oslo.  Daddy better start picking his socks up off the floor a little faster!  Glad to hear your better.

Debra & Angel Emily

Debra & Emily, a five year old doberman mix, who was diagnosed with an osteosaecoma. She had a right rear leg amputation on May 19, 2009. On November 10, 2009 she earned her wings and regained her fourth leg.
1 April 2010
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OMG! Oslo… a sock? Really?!! What is so tastey about a sock? All you did was freak out your mommy… big-grin But, even a sock can cause alot of damage… so please… go back to chewing on your toys and rawhide bones… Maybe your mommy needs to buy you some new fun and tasty toys, since it sounds like you are getting bored, ha! ha! I'm so glad to hear that you are OK!!! Tell that mom of yours to post some recent pictures of videos of you!

Now as for Oslo's daddy… no more leaving your socks lying around the house!!! That's an order!!

Angel Jake's Mom

Jake, 10yr old golden retriever (fractured his front right leg on 9/1, bone biopsy revealed osteosarcoma on 9/10, amputation on 9/17) and his family Marguerite, Jacques and Wolfie, 5yr old german shepherd and the newest addition to the family, Nala, a 7mth old Bengal mix kittie. Jake lost his battle on 11/9/2009, almost 8 weeks after his surgery. We will never forget our sweet golden angel… http://jakesjou.....ipawds.com ….. CANCER SUCKS!
1 April 2010
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OhMyDog!  As I read and write, Mr. Monkeybutt is playing with my sock!  He steals them every chance he gets!  Sometimes I care and sometimes I don't. 

 

SO THANK YOU OSLO for letting me know what are the signs of socks eating!    What a wonderful ending to the story!  I'm so glad you got some puppy left in Oslo! 

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1 April 2010
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What a scare it must have been to have Oslo chocking and acting sick, it doesn't take much to put the fear into us, but what a funny and happy ending you sock eating dog! winker

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Tasha 8 years old, First cancer diagnosis 6/26/09, Last cancer diagnosis 9/26/09, Amputation 10/01/09, Loving our girl moment by moment. Tasha lost her battle and became my Angel on May 4 2011. Forever in my heart….
1 April 2010
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Maybe Oslo will get mad at Tazzie, but what the heck. He's so sweet – What will he do? little-devil  Messenger Tazzie told me that Oslo said the following:

For your information, I have eaten many many oslosdaddy's socks in my life.  (I do not have enough toes, even when I had four legs, to make the exact count)  But
it is the first time that a sock did not come out by the right exit. 
It had never given me troubles before.

Notice that we only heard from Oslomummy when the worry was over.  You are so brave Oslomummy!  But it sounds even worse to imagine a sock coming out the "right exit" (but I suppose he means in bits in pieces rather than an entire sock).  I don't think such a thing exists.  Please find another chew toy Oslobaby.

1 April 2010
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Is that where all the lost socks go??  I thought the dryer ate them.

 

Once (pre-cancer) Mag got constipated. She was acting all hang-doggie, she didn't poop for what seemed like days- so I made a vet appointment. 

We got about 3 steps in the door at the vet office and Mag did the squat- and produced most of a paper towel embarassed

Keep in mind that Mag is a pug, with a pug sized, but apparently industrial strength, digestive system.

I was much relieved, as was Maggie, and I wanted to just leave because, well problem solved, who needs a vet laugh

 

I don't know how she didn't have any intestinal damage from that.

 

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