Wow, that is fantastic news. Its such a worry when our little guys are sick. I sometimes think I get more upset than I did when my son was little, lol Or maybe it was just so long ago?
Wow, that is fantastic news. Its such a worry when our little guys are sick. I sometimes think I get more upset than I did when my son was little, lol Or maybe it was just so long ago?
Mommy to Bobo (B&T) Feb 4th 2002,
Hoopy (BL) Oct 22nd 2007,
Lenee (BL) Oct 6th 2010.
Jinky (Ruby) Sep 24th 2011
Brilliant news, well done, lots of love to Bailey![]()
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Dotty!- A Sweet Little Tri
Molly - Pretty Tri Dougall - Gorgeous Blenheim
Oh that is SUCH good news, Trudy
We'll be thinking of Bailey and hoping he now goes from strength to strength.
Do post some pictures of him if you can.
All good wishes from me and mine![]()
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Louie, Joss, Peppa, Megan, Victoria all waiting patiently at the Bridge
Bailey was able to come home tonight. He is still a little sore but is otherwise doing great. The surgeon was very impressed with his progress. Here are a few shots. He is on antibiotic for 2 weeks and on dexamethasone (i think thats spelled properly) for 2 days, then every other day for a week.
He was very thirsty and dopey when we got home
His pretty haircut
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oops here is a better shot of his square hairdo
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Wow, he looks great!! Up and about already. You must be SOOOO happy.
Bev
Madison (ruby, born 9/2003), and
Oz (tri-color, born 7/2007)
In loving memory:Oliver (blenheim) 2001-2015;
Riley (black & tan) 2002-2017
Great to see Bailey back home and recovering really well. Sending a gentle hug for him.
Beailey looks really well concsidering what he has been through. I am really sorry to jump into your thread but I need urgent related advice. One of my dogs had fenestration ( spelling ) last week, and he has not improved. To the point where I have had to take hime back to the specialist this morning, they are doing a CRT scan with dye to have a second look. His MRI was clear other than this minor disc degeneration. The specialist this morning said he was concerned with his limb disorientation, he stagers quite a lot, and when going for Number 2'2 he quite often collapes to the side. They are looking to see if further disc problems are evident, but he has already mentioned the possiblity of further surgery, and I am still in shock to remember the procedure but it is to remove the discs. I am so worried I will rush my decision and make a mistake, but I don't want him to be in discomfort / pain. He is a brave little lad, and still has period of his old loving self. Any advice greatly appreciated as I am expecting a call in the next 4 hours.
Thanks
Sorry I spelt Bailey wrong, real insult, just in a bit of a panic.
Poor Bailey. Incision looks good. He probably feels better than he has in a long time.Leo has a bad disc, not anything like what Bailey had. We will probably try acupuncture first if the need arises. Glad Bailey is on the mend and doing so well.![]()
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