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My heart lives at Rainbow Bridge
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12 September 2010 - 12:09 pm
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I'm sorry to hear Pez is falling.  It is very hard to watch.  My heart skips a beat if Trouble falls, but I try to get by with just an oopsie and keep right on going.  I dont' have any suggestions.  Once we got the weight off Trouble, the stumbling was significantly reduced.  Lots of good thoughts headed your way.

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.
The November Five - Spirits Max, Cherry, Tika, Trouble & Nova. 11/2008 - 3/2013 An era ends as Queen Nova crossed the Bridge.

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12 September 2010 - 4:48 pm
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Perhaps Pez needs some proprioception exercises. Check out the advice from Dr Waldman and play with Pez' feet a few times a day. Stretche each leg, bend the forepaw out and back, and spread the toes. Unstable surface work and slow, high-stepping over a low obstacle course daily can also help Pez become  more aware of the body's location and balance.

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