GreyPoopon

Ah, I see. Thanks.

How big is the greyhound? Where I want it will depend on size.

Oh Robin, I'm so sorry. Godspeed Linus.

I'm so very sorry. She was too young, and I wish your last days together could have been easier for both of you. Godspeed Brooke.

I'm so very sorry. She was much too young. Godspeed Catwalk.

I'm so sorry. I'm glad he got some time to learn about retirement. I wish it had been longer. Godspeed Elvis.

What an incredible story. I'm sorry that she's gone. Godspeed Bailey.

I'm so sorry. Godspeed Jazz.

I'm so sorry. He left far too soon. Godspeed George.

I'm so very sorry. It seems an especial shame that Elvis and Casino waited so long to retire, and then had so little time in your home.

I'm so sorry. My sympathies to your Mom. Godspeed Rocco.

I'm sorry. I hope the treatments go well.

I'm so sorry. Godspeed Jeanie. I'm sure you'll find a lot of friendly cats to kiss.

Oooo, he's handsome. Congratulations!!! It's nice to see that even experienced fosters can fail.

I'm so sorry.

Crap. Crap. Crap. I hope the biopsy is negative.

Woohoo!!!! I hope her recovery is quick, complete, and uneventful.

I am so very sorry. I've had a soft spot for Coby ever since I saw the picture of the back of his head--ears up--when Free came home. Godspeed Coby.

I'm so sorry. He had to leave much too soon. Godspeed Miles.

I'm so sorry. Godspeed Trista.

I'm so sorry. I'm glad Kenny spent his remaining time with you.

Most of my girls have coat-style no-leg jammies from Liz (turbodogs) at The House of Earl. In fact, they're the models on the site. Tally has a Critter Cozy cuddly kimono--as mentioned by Greylover97--in flannel. It's very easy to put on and covers her rear quite well. I prefer flannel because it generates less static.

I'm so sorry.

The first summer that Betsy was here, she started limping on her right front. The x-rays showed tendinitis in both shoulders, with the left actually being worse. Rest and Metacam helped. But then she started limping again in the fall. In January, it was awful. We restricted her activity and tried Metacam. No improvement. Then we tried prednisone. No improvement. Then a couple of months of therapy (underwater treadmill). Some improvement. By April, she was doing really well. Then, as soon as it got cold again, she was limping. So it took more than a year for me to figure it out, but she is lame when it's cold. She tends not to limp inside, but my house is small so it would be hard to notice in any event. I hope Polli is just reacting to the temperature.

I'm so very sorry. Godspeed Schumi.