My uncle has one of those, it's the shit! Hope your dog is okay.Ryan wrote:
Her name is Abby. She's a Bichon Shih Tzu, I'll have to upload a picture laterEcilop Murof wrote:
Good luck. What's his/her name?
She's sleeping
Very cute dog indeed, Ryan. I hope everything works out for the best, I'm sure it will
Don't bother asking about the edit.
Don't bother asking about the edit.
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Any news on your buddy mate???? i had to take my dog to the vets the other day as i noticed he was not breathing to well, he is a 5 year old doberman. i was so worried so i know how you feel fella, he is on pain killers at the moment, they still ain't sure whats causing it. cost a bloody fortune but i don't care id pay it. here he is having a bath lool
My dog goes in on Tuesday, so I'll come back with news then.
best of luck
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Good luck. I've had a couple greyhounds that have died of bone cancer. Now I have a cat that just won't kick the bucket...
I have to take her in about 30 minutes
O lawd 30 minutes has gone..Ryan wrote:
I have to take her in about 30 minutes
Best of luck Ryan and his dog!!
kptk92 wrote:
Best of luck Ryan and his dog!!
Gooners wrote:
kptk92 wrote:
Best of luck Ryan and his dog!!
The owners of the lodge my family rented have a dog and it's had a tumor on it's head for years. She's 14 years old now and still going strong.
Your dog'll be fine.
Your dog'll be fine.
kptk92 wrote:
Best of luck Ryan and his dog!!
She's home now, and apparently it was just a lump of fat.
Ryan wrote:
She's home now, and apparently it was just a lump of fat.
Glad to hear.
My last dog got a tumour. We didnt notice until it was too late and we eventually had to have her put down.
She somehow managed to live a good 2-3 years after we found it though and was happy until the end (well, happy until near the end anyway. Thats why she was put down).
And then a few months after that one of our Black Labs which we've had for about 12-13 years had to be put down too because of kidney problems. He was wasting away. He was an ace dog . His brother is still alive though. Getting very wobbly in his old age though but he's fine .
She somehow managed to live a good 2-3 years after we found it though and was happy until the end (well, happy until near the end anyway. Thats why she was put down).
And then a few months after that one of our Black Labs which we've had for about 12-13 years had to be put down too because of kidney problems. He was wasting away. He was an ace dog . His brother is still alive though. Getting very wobbly in his old age though but he's fine .
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Ryan wrote:
She's home now, and apparently it was just a lump of fat.
Ryan wrote:
apparently it was just a lump of fat.
Ryan wrote:
just a lump of fat.
O_0Ryan wrote:
lump of fat.
Still, fantastic news Ryan
I had (have) the same thing in my neck.kptk92 wrote:
Ryan wrote:
She's home now, and apparently it was just a lump of fat.Ryan wrote:
apparently it was just a lump of fat.Ryan wrote:
just a lump of fat.O_0Ryan wrote:
lump of fat.
Still, fantastic news Ryan
My doctor told me it could be leukemia...turns out it's just a mass buildup.
Great doctor he is, scaring his patients half to death...
ye but ur fat ryan's dog is canadian so it can't be (as) fatPoseidon wrote:
I had (have) the same thing in my neck.kptk92 wrote:
Ryan wrote:
She's home now, and apparently it was just a lump of fat.Ryan wrote:
apparently it was just a lump of fat.Ryan wrote:
just a lump of fat.O_0Ryan wrote:
lump of fat.
Still, fantastic news Ryan
My doctor told me it could be leukemia...turns out it's just a mass buildup.
Great doctor he is, scaring his patients half to death...
not really, nokptk92 wrote:
ye but ur fat ryan's dog is canadian so it can't be (as) fatPoseidon wrote:
I had (have) the same thing in my neck.kptk92 wrote:
Ryan wrote:
She's home now, and apparently it was just a lump of fat.Ryan wrote:
apparently it was just a lump of fat.O_0Ryan wrote:
just a lump of fat.
Still, fantastic news Ryan
My doctor told me it could be leukemia...turns out it's just a mass buildup.
Great doctor he is, scaring his patients half to death...
it was really ominous-feeling too...creeped me out. and this was like 2 weeks after i had just been told ANOTHER lump I had wasn't cancerous. I think I made a thread somewhere.
She's only 14 pounds, you can almost wrap your hand around here stomachkptk92 wrote:
ye but ur fat ryan's dog is canadian so it can't be (as) fatPoseidon wrote:
I had (have) the same thing in my neck.kptk92 wrote:
Ryan wrote:
She's home now, and apparently it was just a lump of fat.Ryan wrote:
apparently it was just a lump of fat.O_0Ryan wrote:
just a lump of fat.
Still, fantastic news Ryan
My doctor told me it could be leukemia...turns out it's just a mass buildup.
Great doctor he is, scaring his patients half to death...
They say she's the ideal weight, but she looks underweight to me.
Dogs are supposed to be thinner than we think. You should be able to feel their ribs easily. They should also have a narrowing at the waist when viewed from the side or the top.Ryan wrote:
She's only 14 pounds, you can almost wrap your hand around here stomachkptk92 wrote:
ye but ur fat ryan's dog is canadian so it can't be (as) fatPoseidon wrote:
I had (have) the same thing in my neck.
My doctor told me it could be leukemia...turns out it's just a mass buildup.
Great doctor he is, scaring his patients half to death...
They say she's the ideal weight, but she looks underweight to me.
Congrats on the good news, btw.
My cat, is the average weight. But he looks obese, because his sister was more ill than the rest, and is underweight.Ryan wrote:
She's only 14 pounds, you can almost wrap your hand around here stomachkptk92 wrote:
ye but ur fat ryan's dog is canadian so it can't be (as) fatPoseidon wrote:
I had (have) the same thing in my neck.
My doctor told me it could be leukemia...turns out it's just a mass buildup.
Great doctor he is, scaring his patients half to death...
They say she's the ideal weight, but she looks underweight to me.