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tlahaye wrote:
Merry Christmas, Part 2
Casey was pretty zonked, and made it through that first night without issue. He slept in Jake's bed, penned into a corner, and I slept next to him on the couch. The vet was right, and Gabapentin is powerful stuff. Now, we had to learn how to deal (More) |
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tlahaye wrote:
Merry Christmas
We planned on travelling to Chicago to spend Christmas with our son and his wife. Well, we can't leave two dogs in hospice with a dog sitter, so Ann and Steve went to Chicago and I stayed home with the dogs. They would return late, the night before (More) |
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tlahaye wrote:
Now What?
The vet told us " A few weeks, maybe two months". We were aghast. Casey was still running and romping and eating and wagging and how can this be? "This is a very aggressive cancer and extremely painful. He will likely suffer a pathological fractu (More) |
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rikntracy wrote:
Lung mets and a broken heart...
Zato has had such a good run...amputation almost 7 months ago, diagnosis October 29, 2016, osteo symptoms in May of 2016...and he's still here. I read so many stories of other dogs who didn't have anywhere near close to this much time, and my heart (More) |
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jaxlaf wrote:
Playtime in the snow, and playtime with my best friend!
So where do I begin. Well firstly I hope that everyone had a wonderful Christmas and a very Happy New Year! Shiloh had a wonderful Christmas and received lots of toys from both my sister and I as well as my boyfriend and both of our parents (they (More) |
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bennysmom wrote:
24 hrs Post Amputation Surgery
I have to say that this has been much harder than I ever dreamed. Benny and I were part of a Therapy Dog team at one of our local hospitals. He loved visiting the patients on the Oncology wing. He had an incredible empathy for the patients with ca (More) |
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dukerbuddy wrote:
The Beginning
Hello, My name is Duke and I'm a cancer survivor since Jan. 8, 2018. It was Dec. 2017 when I started to notice a pain in my right ankle. It began to swell and become hard, my Mom thought I had sprained my ankle and she iced it till I felt better (More) |
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Katie wrote:
Meg's annual health check up
It has been a while since I have updated Meg's tripawds blog, I suppose it is a case of no news is good news. Since Meg's ampuversary we've moved houses to a place with a giant yard and no stairs, which is great for Meg. We've fostered a cheeky gr (More) |
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sunshine4209 wrote:
Hello Tripawds!
Me at a birthday Party My name is Po. I am a 10 year old Saint Bernard. Not quite sure when my actual birthday is but mom adopted me when I was around one year old. I was full grown so i might have been two. I started life a little rough, I was s (More) |
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goldtrap wrote:
A Year of Chance
"As soon as I saw you, I knew an adventure was about to happen." -Winnie the Pooh Happy Saturday Everypawdy! I'm sorry I haven't written in a really long time but life as a therapy dog sure is RUFF!! By "ruff", I don't mean challen (More) |