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I will try this tonight. I have lots and lots of vet wrap! Greyt!

I just ordered a collar from Omaha Vaccine with two day delivery. Today is the weekend and I am making something temporary for her to get her through to Monday. The wound is seeping a bit still. Not any worse though. Guess I have been lucky with no one bothering their sutures much until this time. Now I want to always have them on hand. Thanks much for the everyone's help! Suzanne

I don't like those terrible Elizabeth type collars. I guess everyone needs a good soft collar "just in case." Thanks! suzanne

Thanks! I am going to try to make one from the site. I had heard rumors there was a way to make a homemade one. I am going the homeopathic route. I don't think I want to do radiation on her leg. She turned 11 last November. The name of the cancer is hemangiopericytoma. Long name and hard to spell. She had a tumor removed from the same area 15 months ago, but the diagnosis was fibrosarcoma. Suzanne

I found the website where to order the soft no bite collars (www.handicappedpets.com), but I am a little bit late ordering. Does anyone know of any other sites that have them? My girl Savvy had surgery and needs one. Normally, she doesn't bother them, but she is on this one. She has a fairly rare connective tissue cancer (not fibrosarcoma). It on her back leg and you can wrap her leg at this location very well. Suzanne and Savvy (my beautiful white girl)

Greyt news! She has passed five total. Hopefully, the rest will come out tonight or tomorrow. Can't believe the lab/rottie that ate the entire dish with brownies - truly amazing.

Good news! She passed one already. Will get more poop updates. The pins are in the bowels.

Thanks. This girl needs lots of luck. This makes eating choc a piece of cake. They are giving her bread and turkey. Someone suggested butter on the bread.

A greyhound I know swalled part of a pincushion. She was at the ER today. The pins are in different locations and they told her mom that the surgery would be major - six surgery sites. She is giving her bread and turkey to try to get her to pass the pins tonight. Any suggestions on what may help?

My deepest sympathy Beryl. I was so sorry to hear about Penny's passing. I know you and Dave miss her so much. I'm so grateful that you gave Penny a wonderful and rich life. She went from being on the run four about six months to a home in PA and then to Dewey Beach. She did much in a few short months. When I first visited her at the shelter, she looked so beaten down and scared. She looked like she had a very hard life. The shelter was thrilled when we told her you were adopting her. The lady at the no-kill shelter had picked her up from the county pound the day her time was up. It is wonderful that Penny knew love and felt safe at the end. I think that is the most important thing. Thank you for adopting Penny. Run free Penny - - Suzanne