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tracy06 wrote:
Home again!
Daphne is home!! She came home on Saturday morning. I brought my Mom with me so she could sit in the back of the van with Daphne. She likes to stand up any time I stop or turn a corner. I don't think she trusts my sense of direction. For the re (More) |
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jwhitmer wrote:
3 Days Post Op
Hey Everyone!! Corky had his amputation last week and has been doing really well! He was on a topical fentanyl that lasted 4 days after application so he was pretty pain free for those days. The pain is defenitly starting to creep up on him and he is (More) |
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Vijay wrote:
Gabbar - The Fight Against Osteosarcoma
It has been just over a month since Gabbar's surgery. I have been meaning to write about this for a while. I finally find myself and Gabbar in a place where I feel I can share his story, and perhaps, doing so will help other pet parents who may find (More) |
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rsdtlc wrote:
Med rework
After Rocky's great day he has had more issues with med side effects. He has been on the gabapentin and Tramadol for 5 weeks and he does not hassled them well. We did not get the pain patch the other day because we could not get him up and to the car (More) |
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rsdtlc wrote:
Rocky is home
We picked Rocky up yesterday about 5pm. It took both of us to get him in the house, he weighs 125lbs. The evening went well until it was bed time. Rocky napped until then, then he couldn't sleep. It was a very long night and morning. Two calls to the (More) |
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baileymarie wrote:
Day 4 Post Op
Well...little by little we are getting better. Bailey has had an appetite since she came home and had been drinking just as she normally did before. She peed for us when we got home and poor thing just adapted to having three legs and balancing herse (More) |
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baileymarie wrote:
Good News In the Midst of Chaos
Hey! Bailey's mom here as Bailey is a bit out of it and a bit...loopy :) My husband and I were extremely nervous about seeing Bailey again. Not because of anything bad but the anticipation is the WORST! (Can I get an amen??) We had no idea what t (More) |
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Paula wrote:
11th Birthday Milestone for Nitro
Lookin' good at age 11 As Nitro reaches his 11th year on this earth, I've been reflecting on my love/hate relationship with this journey we find ourselves on.. I obviously HATE CANCER, and all that that entails. I HATE that not one hour (More) |
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vibeke wrote:
A not so happy update
The last 72 hours have been rough....We were awakened early Friday morning by Nora screaming in pain. The screams were the same heartbreaking screams she made when she had her phantom limb pains, so we assumed the neuropathic pain had come back after (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Dog Bone Fungal Infection or Cancer Tumor? Sheba's Story.
Before a dog is believed to have osteosarcoma, vets will mention that the bone lesion could be a dog bone fungal infection. Of the two conditions, it's the one we all hope for because osteo's prognosis is usually so much worse. Unfortunately, fungal (More) |