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Keeping you and Tess in my thoughts.

So glad he seems to have recovered. Sending good thoughts.

I'm so sorry.

Welcome home, Easi! Looks like all is going well.

I'm sorry you had such a horrible experience with the "specialist". I am sending good thoughts that you get some answers and some good news at NC State.

No!!!!!

I agree about seeing a neurologist as soon as possible.

Glad he is home and doing well. It's got to be a huge relief to you.

I'm sorry it was time for Doc to leave you. Lovely poem and tribute to your beloved boy.

He's gorgeous! Congratulations!

Congratulations on your new girl! May the two of two of you have a wonderful life together! She's lovely BTW.

Welcome home, cutie!

I'm so sorry to hear this. I hope she heals quickly and completely.

Thanks for posting this. I lost my boy, Cruz, to CRF in 2012. I had no idea what was happening until it was too late.

to you as you remember her and her birthday. I was completely smitten with her from afar the moment I saw that iconic photo. She is definitely missed.

Same here. I did this many years ago when my weimaraner had hemangiosarcoma and could no longer jump up on the bed. I've never put them back on the frame.

He's quite the looker! I hope he settles in well and does well with the cats.

True!

Welcome to GT! Looking forward to photos!

Wishing your handsome boy an uncomplicated surgery and swift recovery.

Many moons ago, I worked as a tech for an old timey veterinarian in Texas and we always used a liquid supplement called Lixotinic to boost appetite in seniors and animals recovering from stress or illness. It worked really well. Contains B complex vitamins including B12 which helps stimulate appetite. I just looked online and it looks like the original Lixotinic is now only available in the gallon size, but the smaller bottles are called Petinic and it appears to be the same thing.

Hello and welcome to you and Roo! I looked forward to photos and stories about her.