I asked about the injection and he said by the xray the gabapentin would be better. Brownie had those injections about 5 months ago from the Hollostic vet. So if he doesn't do better I Ann going to ask them.

This is the vet that did his surgery and gave Brownie 3 months with amputation only. So I really didn't care about the icing in the cale remark, but I think he was teyingbto prepare me. Bit debate not ready to think about that.

I really appreciate everybody's input on this. It helped me at the vet to explain and ask questions. 

Boy you are right about the Gabapentin.  I have him one last night around 8 and it knocked him out. He usually gets up at 5.30 with me. I had to wake him up at 7 for breakfast. 

The other day I put a tramadol in a pill pocket and gave it to Brownie. He spit it out and before I could get it little Max got it. That tramadol did not affect Max at all, but one

tramadol makes Brownie whoozy. He is so funny!

I guess they are just like people. I have a high tolerance, but my ex who is 210 lbs is a light weight like Brownie. Lol

Hi Pam,

Thank you for the nice words. We don't listen to the vet anymore when it comes to how much time Brownie has left. Brownie will let me know when it's time. But he is doing great and I am sure Lucky will too.

As Sally saids, don't listen to statics. Nobody has an date stamped on their butt.

Sally, since you are always telling Brownie to ask for ice cream I thought you might get a kick out of this.

So I was a little lazy this week and didn't make dog treats. I had some store bought ones in the pantry. Max and Sassy took theirs but Brownie just turned his nose up. I told him, but Brownie that is all we have. I showed him the pantry. I showed him the cookie jar was empty, but he just would not accept it. So I took the treat and rolled it in a little ice cream and that little turd grabbed it out of my hand and ate every bit of it.

Brownie is not spoiled, he just knows what he wants. Lol