Hello. I am hoping someone has some input, I am freaking out and feeling pretty down today. Roger had his rear leg amputated on Tuesday and they took out a lump on his shoulder at the same time (poor guy). We were able to pick him up Wednesday evening and he was understandably uncomfortable and not wanting to eat. With the use of a sling, he went out to to go pee and was drinking water. The next few days he started eating on and off, mostly chicken or ground beef with a little wet food when he'd accept it. As of Friday he was getting up and moving around the room by himself and even went out and peed/pooped on his own (with us supervising). Sat morning I came home from the gym and he got up to greet me, then went to stand by the door to go out but started panting and making a little huffing noise and then his leg seemed to kind of collapse. My husband and I took him right to the emergency vet where he started wagging when he saw the techs and we were told his vitals were all good, initial blood work looked fine if a little anemic and he was alert. They believed he stood up too fast and blood pressure dropped causing weakness. We picked him up a hamburger which he ate and seemed perked up. All of a sudden, later last night, he seemed really lethargic (drooping head, half closed eyes) and started refusing all food again. He was panting just laying down and didn't seem to have the strength to go out on his own. He's still not eating as of this morning (going to try another hamburger when the restaurants open) and needed help getting out. He's occasionally making the huffing sound but not panting. SO, has anyone else experienced this? When his initial lung xrays were done a month ago, they did not show any mets but now I am worried that that could be what's causing the huffing and overall decline. It did metastasize to the skin (which apparently is not common) and 1 of those lumps was on the leg that was removed and the other was the shoulder lump. I don't know, just really worried about the appetite loss and weakness. My plan was to keep a close eye on him today and try to get into his oncologist tomorrow. Any other ideas of tempting foods? I'm at a loss.