EllenEveBaz

Those spaghettios are magic!

Poor, poor baby.

How terrible. I'm so sorry.

I can't see the pictures, they are not completely loading on my screen. But swollen toes are fairly common in this house. Sometimes they go back down, and sometimes they remain swollen. I've never had a dog refuse to put weight on the foot, though. While cancer is always a possibility even in a toe, it's more likely to something less serious. The vet should be able to get a good x-ray of it. Hugs to your girl.

The most fitting tribute to a loved hound is to give a home to another. What a special girl she was.

What a beautiful diva she was. It's never long enough, is it?

Farewell, sweet Shiloh.

We hope her case study will be of help to others. I'm so sorry for your sudden loss.

She was as lovely as Joe's birthday song for her. I'm so sorry.

The world needs more handsome, smiling, Roman-nosed, snaggle-toothed boys. I'm so sorry for your loss.

Good toe news!

Good that he's eating and pooping nicely. I don't have much knowledge, but I try to keep up with tick diseases because we live in Tick Country USA. Even with a negative snap test, if the complete blood work shows anything a little wonky, some people try an IFA (titer test for antibodies). The snap test doesn't cover all the possibilities. I think doxy works on all tick diseases except babesiosis. What is his doxy dosage? If he is having pain and the deramaxx doesn't seem to be helping, you might try another NSAID. It's common for one to work better than others in an individual dog. But of course you have to be careful of possible negative reactions to the NSAID, too. Hugs to Izzy.

Frank obviously thinks 11 is a greyt age to be.

Spaghettios and the sofa -- a winning combination!

Sending best wishes for your boy.

Just sending gentle cyberhugs to all.

Adding more good thoughts to the collection. And a pat to Sagan, as well.

Woohoo Kebo! Way to go!!!!!!

Sending gentle

Give me an R! Give me a U! Give me a B! Give me a Y! What's that spell? Ruby! What's that spell? RUBY!!!!!!!!! :

Wow.

Sending good thoughts to all.

Hooray for the tough old broad and her family!

Best wishes for a quick recovery, and sorry your Easter is more earthtones than pastels this year.

No advice on the bruising/swelling; just sending that the fatty lump b-gone!