PatricksMom
-
Posts
2,475 -
Joined
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Events
Gallery
Store
Articles
Everything posted by PatricksMom
-
If you order Cosequine (or maybe Dasaquine which I'm going to investigate) see if your vet can order you a larger bottle--ours does and it saves me a tone of money compared to buying it in the 90 count bottles.
-
I'm so sorry to see this--prayers for Lacey Laine and her family
-
Heartguard Plus = Loose Stools?
PatricksMom replied to Greylover97's topic in Health and Medical discussion
My thought would be that it's more likely a bug than the Heartguard, since they've taken it for so long. -
Never heard of it--does anyone have a link to a description?
-
Scooter Has A Suspicious Bump On The Rim Of His Eye
PatricksMom replied to Jennifer's topic in Health and Medical discussion
Great news!!!! -
Scooter Has A Suspicious Bump On The Rim Of His Eye
PatricksMom replied to Jennifer's topic in Health and Medical discussion
Prayers for you and Scooter this morning. -
Oh Oscar, I will miss you and your wonderful diary entries. I'm sure you're enjoying all the sunbeams you want now.
-
My vet said it works about as well as cosequine, for about the same price, it's a matter of which you prefer--pills every day or injections once a month (once you get through the front loading).
-
He is 8, I don't remember the specific drug, but she gave a mild sedative going in, and that eliminated the thrashing around as he emerges from the anethesia, and she didn't need to use any valium post-anesthesia. He also recovered a lot faster.
-
In my experience, these are almost unavoidable with bandaging. I would put a little bit of that neosporin w/pain relief on it, and keep it loosely covered with a baby sock, so it gets air but she leaves it alone.
-
You're not a bad mom, it sounds like she's no worse for the wear today. I would talk to the vet about something to give her in the future during fire works.
-
Everything was great--the vet tried a slightly different anethesia prodical and he came out of the anesthesia much better than before--and now he has clean shiny teeth
-
Everything should be routine, and his favorite vet tech is there to spoil him today, but some good thoughts for him and his nervous mommy please.
-
Glad to hear he came through surgery just fine
-
Care Credit--depending on the deal your vet has with them, and the amount of the charge, the balance will be interest free for 6 to 18 months.
-
Patrick had some problems with it--extreme difficulty walking, real clingyness, if he were a person I would say he was being paranoid, vet said not to use it with him again. As for the cosequine, I haven't heard about it combatting rimadyl problems, but it's worked wonderfully for joint support.
-
Glad he's home--his behavior is more about the drugs in his system than his feelings about you, I'm sure. He'll come around.
-
I can't believe she's gone. You most certainly didn't fail her--anyone here could see how greatly she was loved and cared for. Godspeed little one.
-
Such good news--welcome home little man
-
Prayers and good thoughts for all of you, especially little Cody Angelo.
-
Poor sweetie--feel better soon.
-
Dog temps run higher than human temps. As for her elbow, I forget what they're called (sorry, see the thread on insomnia), but if it feels soft and fluid filled it could be solved by a bit more comfortable bedding, and will probably resolve on its own relatively quickly.
-
Hoping he's okay, but I know what you mean about being the worrying mom, probably a good idea to get him checked out (I always figure if nothing turns out to be wrong, it was worth it for my peace of mind.)
-
Wenda Has Osteocarcoma In Shoulderblade
PatricksMom replied to a topic in Health and Medical discussion
I'm so sorry--I'm also local so let me know if I can be of any help. -
You could try putting a baby sock on it when she goes out doors. If she'll leave it on, it will keep the wound clean but let it breath.