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supersabre1042 wrote:
A New Beginning as a Tripawd Mom!
Hello Everyone! This is my first post as a new Tripawd Mom!! I want to tell you the story of my 6 year young boy, Bruce. Bruce is a 6 year young Rottweiler. He was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma on April 2, 2105. The cancer was located in his fron (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Celebrate Wild Dogs and Grain-Free Diets with #TheArtofNutrition
Pet pawrenthood has evolved since we were kids. Today's dogs are part of the family. They're no longer told to stay outside. They work with us and they play with us. We give them get good medical care and we even share our beds with them. Wild Bo (More) |
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Jaime wrote:
Cats don't care.
Here is something I've learned throughout this process. Cat owners may have the very best intentions of letting their kiddos rest after surgery, but then we start to feel bad. And I think to myself, he should have a little more room to move, I doub (More) |
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Jaime wrote:
Cruising right along
Hi there, Not too much going on over here. Our big guy has one dose of his Buprenex left. I tapered him down... randomly, I work for a prescription insurance management company, and one big part of my job is assisting pharmacists in implementing (More) |
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Jaime wrote:
Day 3
Hi all, So three days since surgery, and Fredo is progressing well, I think. I assume his incision is healing. The stitches are intact and there's no weird redness or swelling. His walking looks good, and we have dropped him to two doses of pai (More) |
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neka03 wrote:
15 month amazing news
well today we went in to have our labs rechecked and chest xrays.. And yaaayy!! God graced us with clean xrays!! the best news I could get. Neka is 15 month post amputation and about 16 months since suspect OSA. I did chicken out of the metronomic or (More) |
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Jaime wrote:
And we're off!
Today will be a busy day in Fredo Blog World. For my own sanity I figured I'd keep a running news feed. :) His appointment was at 9:30, and the vet tech from last week's CT scan said she spoke with all the surgery techs and let them know that Fr (More) |
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ddmckenna wrote:
1 year
Well, it's been a year. Misty is doing great. It's hard to remember sometimes that she is even missing a leg. She goes about her kitty-cat business as she always has but more hoppy than she used to. She was diagnosed a month or so ago with a mild (More) |
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Jaime wrote:
Next appointment + some thoughts
First, thank you to everyone who has wandered over to this little blog and left words of encouragement. I'm in a good place right now, but I anticipate that will change quickly BECAAAUSE.. Appointment is on Monday! So, 3/30 at 9:30am. The sched (More) |
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tjmcbipper wrote:
TJ has been gone a year.
Week March 25th rolled on by and its been a full year since I lost my TJ to cancer. Many things have changed since TJ last saw me. Shilo has cancer and is a tri-pawd herself. Good news is that she is generally healthy despite the cancer. Yeager (More) |