Remolacha

I hope Spencer is better this morning!

Arco is indeed looking after his mom

I hope Happy's feet are happier today! It sounds like what you are doing is helping, and if it's a strain or a sprain, or even an allergy, it will take a few days. I remember hauling Sugar to the e-vet on one of those Monday holidays because she had limping and swelling that had lasted more than 36 hrs (one day, two nights) and the vet kindly did not roll her eyes, she just said, soft tissue injury, give it time

I know you'll do what's best for her

I am so sorry

I am so sorry, we are never ready for it to be that time

Kiowa was one of the first greys I remember when I joined GT. I am so very sorry

I am so sorry to hear your Paula is gone

I am so relieved to hear that everything else is fine! She will adapt, and hopefully you will have many happy years ahead!

He does look better! for a miracle, or at least many more good days. I'm glad the white cat came back, too

I am so sorry

I am sorry to hear Emmy is losing her sight, but as others have said, it will probably bother you and Mike more than it does her. Sugar is gradually losing her sight from cataracts, but it doesn't seem to bother her. She can still see, I'm not sure how much. I think it will help Emmy to be with so many other familiar dogs.

Fletcher got this diagnosis shortly after I got him, and we did the double Panacur/Flagyl thing, and it got rid of the giardia. We think he got it eating feral cat poop

Sounds like you have had a good trip so far, hope it continues! Love the pictures. I saw report on CNN recently about bad wether somewhere, Michigan maybe? anyway, they showed traffic on the side of the highway, and you guessed it, WalMart trucks

I am so sorry

I am sorry your poor girl is going through this. It sounds a lot like Fletcher when I first got him. My vet guessed IBD, we didn't do the scope, just started treating as if that was it, and things got better. He was on Flagyl until he stabilized. I never found a kibble he could eat. He can't tolerate most veggies. I started feeding him raw, and he has been doing well for the last four years. He has a few "episodes", usually when I'm not careful and he eats something he shouldn't, but he's never been as bad as he was in the beginning. You already know she can tolerate chicken. How about trying other meats (cooked or raw)? I would stay away from veggies and grains, except rice since you know she is ok with that. The only veggie exception Fletcher gets is a spoonful of cooked pumpkin (or is that a fruit? ). He eats chicken, turkey, pork, beef, lamb, sardines, duck, no veggies, no grains. (he also gets yogurt) It may not sound balanced, but he's very healthy Maybe you've tried some or all of this, but if not, it might help.

I am so sorry

Somehow I missed this until now I hope the ultrasound doesn't show anything terrible, and it is something you can fix. It can seem overwhelming when things start to pile up on you

adorable babies! congratulations! for little Duece and all her sisters

sometimes we can't make them better, no matter how hard we try. you did your best