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prim8keeper wrote:
What day is it?
Some days I can't remember how long it has been since Sunny's surgery due to lack of sleep. Today was one of those days. Sunny decided that everyone should get up around 4 am for some reason. From then on he wouldn't just sit and be quiet unless o (More) |
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lexi2016 wrote:
Lexi
I wanted to share a story as this site helped me in so many ways with information and it gave me hope. We had a Great Dane...Lexi...that was diagnosed with a possible osteosarcoma in Aug 2015. Amputation was the first thing the doctors told us, but (More) |
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prim8keeper wrote:
One Week!
We made it! We are now one week post surgery. Today was a busy day for Sunny. Last night he did not sleep all that well. Sunny was up on and off all night and a result so was I. I'm honestly not sure why this is at this point since I don't think (More) |
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myah wrote:
Miss Myah returning to her normal self!
The last 3 days have been very rewarding to watch Miss Myah returning to more of her normal self! She has done her spin around move a few times, mostly when she's excited. There have been a few occasions where she runs almost as if she has 4 legs. (More) |
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eider515 wrote:
Wild ride!
So, 6 days post-op (monday 4.4.16), my husband stayed home with Eider to monitor him and test out the soft sided cone, etc. Well, he was pooping at some point and cried out, spun around and tried to bite at his bum. He also was avoiding urinating. (More) |
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myah wrote:
Here's the 411 on 4/11
Monday 4/11/16 Day 11 I had a feeling that Myah had too much stimulation at work this past week. She seemed really good at limiting her activity. However she looked more stressed out, especially on Friday. I think it was good for her psychologic (More) |
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greydrizzle wrote:
4 Months
Hello! Cole had his 4 month scan/4th chemo treatment last week and I wanted to share the good news that so far it is clear! Our oncologist is really happy with his results. He does have some signs of minor arthritis in his back which she said cou (More) |
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myah wrote:
Myah Goes Back to Work!
Myah has always spent her weekdays as a professional canine Greeter at The Ringmaker As she is healing from her surgery, Myah is definitely much happier to be able to resume any of her normal activities. She has always preferred things to be the s (More) |
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eider515 wrote:
Coming home from surgery!
We picked up our sweet baby today. He was very excited to see us! Dr. Matz, Dr. Lee and 4th year Katie met us and answered our questions before we made the trek back to our home, 2.5 hours away. Here is the takeaway: Surgery was challenging b (More) |
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jerry wrote:
All About Gabapentin for Tripawd Dogs and Cats
If you're new to the Tripawds Nation you might be wondering why Gabapentin (also known as Neurotin) is mentioned so much in our community. Today we'll tell you how Gabapentin can help Tripawds recover from amputation surgery pain, how it works and w (More) |