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dawn3g wrote:
Twelfth Gotcha Day (Miss you horribly).
It’s Fallon’s twelfth Gotcha Day December 30th--New Year’s Eve Eve is the day I picked her up from the Dunkin’ Donuts. I always joked with her that I bought her there because she is the sweetest thing. She always laughed at my jokes. We picked her (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Tripawd Tuesday: Bridget's Partial Amputation and Prosthetic, Part 1
When pet prosthetics are done right, they give an excellent quality of life for a Tripawd. When done badly, they are ineffective at best, harmful at worst. In today's first of a special two-part Tripawd Tuesday story, you'll learn how one dog go (More) |
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dawn3g wrote:
Six Months since a Horrible Day
Six months ago was one of the most difficult days we’ve had to get through—the day of my best friend Fallon’s x-ray revealing her osteosarcoma. There were tons of tears, constant research, lots of conversations with anyone with some level of knowled (More) |
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Nick wrote:
Amputation-Eve: I'm a mess
Today is Thursday, March 15, and tomorrow (I wrote this yesterday) Diggs goes in for surgery. I was fine when I woke up but today we went in for the surgery consultation. If you had asked me 2 weeks ago how I was feeling about the whole thing I would (More) |
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jerry wrote:
AT-014 Canine Osteosarcoma Vaccine Helps Dogs Like Dexter Beat the Odds
Last December, science gave us the brightest news about canine osteosarcoma in recent memory. It started with the groundbreaking research leadership of Dr. Nicola J. Mason at the University of Pennsylvania and the veterinary pharmaceutical company Ar (More) |
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dawn3g wrote:
The New Normal?
So, we’re working this new normal. I’m still trying to figure things out, trying to make things better, trying to be efficient—but not in our prior “everything is a crisis” mode—all the time, anyway. I used to blog here every day, sometimes twice (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Saved (Again) by the Best Pet Insurance Plan for the Pack
Modern dogs and cats are sitting pretty when it comes to veterinary care. In many places animals can receive medical care that’s as good, if not better than, human medicine. But all of this great vet care comes at a cost. Today i (More) |
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Anthony wrote:
Not so good news.
Sorry for takeimg so long to udate you all . As you know rex was taken back to the hospital last monday night due to complucations with his wound. I go see him every day and he seems to be getting better and acting better but the wound will not heal (More) |
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susanandjose wrote:
5 Hours Post Op
Today was Maceo's big day! We were SO NERVOUS leading up to the surgery, and especially in those hours of the actual operation. Our operation got delayed by about 4 or 6 hours because the clinic had a miscommunication with the surgeon, who I guess (More) |
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frenchie1 wrote:
My Sweet Rescue Puppy, Neuman is
Neuman is my 4th rescued &/or re-homed Frenchie. July 2nd, I got a call, that somebody needed to rehome a 6 month old Frenchie puppy & they want it to have a good home. (For $700) They have bigger dogs, who are "beating him up", they are (More) |