GreyPoopon

I'm way behind in my Remembrance posts: Cal (November), Betsy (December), Minnie (January), and Perry (yesterday).

That is incredibly heartbreaking. You've endured too much loss in too short a time already. My thoughts are with you and Joey.

I'm so very sorry. She started so much for you, and it must be incredibly hard to lose her. Godspeed Pawn.

I'm so very sorry. I wish your perfect girl could have stayed much longer. Godspeed Penny.

I'm so very sorry. I can't imagine how hard it is to lose two so close together. Godspeed Walter.

I hope you can find something to make her feel better. I too have had some good results with Robaxin (Methocarbamol).

Congratulations! He's very cute. And tiny. I'm glad he settled in so quickly, and I hope Boo continues to gain confidence as well.

I hope Aston had a restful night, and that his regular vet can help him.

Oh no! What a shock. I'm so sorry. Godspeed Oliver.

That's a deep corn! I hope he is soon feeling better and walking without pain.

I'm so very sorry. He had a long and wonderful life, but it could never be long enough. Godspeed Mork.

I'm so very sorry. It is impossible to replace your incredibly special boy, but I hope time and Brittany have made your loss more bearable. Godspeed Theo.

I'm so sorry.

Poor Sid. I hope the surgery takes care of his corn.

Dry. Vitamin E (from capsule), Bio Balm (available through vets), Bag Balm (as per Batmom )

Cal had that happen a few times. It was a dislocation each time. I even got instructions as to how to put it back. My vet thought a split would cause more trouble than it was worth. Eventually the toe healed well enough to stay in place even when she ran.

If you find the TV on the Food Network, watch out.

Four special months.

Congratulations! Kingsley is a very handsome boy. Love your GT name.

My kidney dogs have all been prone to diarrhea (except, oddly enough, the IBD dog). We use Tylocine (Tylan). They've also been on Renal Advanced (digestive aid/vitamin for kidney dogs) when I could get them to eat whatever it was on or mixed into.

I've been through this with 5 elderly dogs in the last year. Each time, we've ditched the low-protein options in favour of "whatever she'll eat." There are a few medical options that can help: sub-q fluids, Mirtazapine (a human anti-depressant that can stimulate appetite in dogs; I haven't had much luck with it but continue with it anyway), and anabolic steroids (stimulate appetite and improve strength). The steroids kept Jessie going for a long time, but we caught her kidney disease early and when she was a bit younger than some of the others.

I'm so very sorry. Godspeed Sam.

I'm so very sorry. Your perfect girl had a wonderful life with you. I wish she could have stayed longer. I'm glad she sent a perfect rainbow. Godspeed Morgan.

I'm so very sorry. Lucas was so lucky to have finally found his perfect home and Mom. I wish he could have stayed longer. Godspeed Lucas.

I used to use a tiny bit of garlic powder in Minnie's Tylocine (=Tylan here) powder. Fortunately, I can get both powder (for those who will eat it) and tablets (for those who won't).