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vibeke wrote:
First laser treatment
Today we started a new round of acupuncture - this time also with laser treatments - for Nora's neck. Acupuncture worked wonders for her phantom limb pain, so we want to see if acupuncture can help her reduce the amount of pain meds she needs. The (More) |
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vibeke wrote:
New wheels!
https://www.facebook.com/vibeke.a.jagne/posts/10158349731910304 Sorry we haven't checked in for so long..... Nora is doing well. Her neck injury has presented some problems and minor setbacks, but Nora has powered through it all. Since her (More) |
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Purrkins wrote:
8 Months Hopping On
We have hopped into our 8th almost into our 9 months technically. Purrkins has lost 1.56 lbs. ššš»šš»So far we are looking at having him lose 1 1/2 lbĀ more. Purrkins is at 180 calories a day. Saxton is down 1/2 lb. They have different metaboli (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Managing Arthritis in Tripawd Dogs with Galliprant
If your dog or cat is missing a leg, osteoarthritis will probably become an issue at some point in time. If and when it does, you may want to look into GalliprantĀ®, a new tool for managing arthritis in Tripawd dogs. Just months after its r (More) |
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midnighter94 wrote:
Murphy went to the chiropractor
So we're late joining the bandwagon, lol, which is weird because I've been going to a chiropractor for many, many years.Ā But there really isn't a canine chiropractor anyplace near us, so I really had to do some research to find one to go to. We'v (More) |
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mosby wrote:
Brand New Day
Right when we thought things had turned for the better after Mosby's 24 hr hospitalization / IV fluids, they got worse again. Mosby was tired and stopped eating, and even stopped drinking except just a little bit. I was visualizing more ER visits, ul (More) |
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mosby wrote:
Acupuncture Day
One nice thing about the last few weeks is that I've been able to spend a lot more time with Mosby. While Mosby loves his daycare (and misses it!), with both my husband and I working a full time job and Mosby going to daycare every weekday, we really (More) |
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mosby wrote:
Wishing Things were Easier
We had hoped that Mosby could go to daycare Monday though Wednesday this week (2nd chemo is scheduled for Thursday), but with his back issues we decided that he should rest at home these three days. Then he'll be rested up for chemo on Thursday. Frid (More) |
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Paula wrote:
UPDATE ON NITRO
Glad this week is over! The last 4 days were spent taking both dogs to various appointments - I'm not a soccer mom, I'm a vet mom! On Wednesday, Nitro saw Dr. Patty for his chiro adjustment and acupuncture. She added 2 new supplements for kidn (More) |
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Paula wrote:
THE NEXT CHALLENGE FOR NITRO
Ā Still wants to play So Nitro has been less than enthusiastic about eating lately ā his dog food, that is. Iād been attributing it to almost zero exercise due to the bitter cold temps/ice covered yard, getting tired of his Hills Science KD fo (More) |