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Oct 26, 2017
Tara W.:
UPDATE: I picked a local vet and a specialist based on everyones comments. Thank you all so much! I appreciate all the suggestions and...
Cyndi P.:
It’s complicated finding the right Vet, no doubt. My girl was having multiple issues and someone at the dog park told me about...
Referral from June 6, 2015
Jan K. asked:
Hello. My beautiful, precious six year old brindle girl has been diagnosed with osteosarcoma of the radial joint/wrist. She has survived an autoimmune/neurologic ...
Karin W. replied:
Sorry to hear this. I had a similar situation with my young boy, only my hubby was in Iraq. We opted for euthanasia because it was very sudden & aggressive & hubby did not want to put him thru chemo...not to mention the cost. In the end...we had done the right thing. Be at peace with your decision & know that you chose the right one. God Bless.
Christine R. replied:
My sister's pointer had osteo, and her treatment was to have her rear leg amputated. She was fine after the surgery, but it sadly bought her only a few months. There is a bullmastiff owner on facebook whose dog had a front leg amputated. I am sure he would be happy to share his experience with you. His FB name is Pupule Bullie Boy BullNutz. His beloved boy had a wheelchair and got around quite well.
Carol S. replied:
I really wish you the best in whatever decision you make....just in case - there is a FB site GingerLead Dog Support and Rehab Harness that is out of this world should you need it....it is a sling that will help you help your dog to walk while recovering....There is also a company called Springtime that has natural supplements for humans, horses and dogs....while they don't have deramaxx - we have used them for years for Fresh Factors...(www.springtimeinc.com or 800-521-3212)....they're worth checking into....meantime, you're in our prayers.
Referral from December 15, 2014
Tori L. asked:
My little Loki bear kept yelping occasionally when I touched his leg and sometimes just randomly and he will limp for a bit and then he's fine. I took him to the vet...
Ronnie S. replied:
Yes, as others have said, luxating patella is very common in small breeds, Tori. Camille doesn't have this problem, but I still have some concerns, as she's *definitely* fine boned. I, recently, got a new bed and it's quite high. I've thought about put ting a ramp by the bed, but... truthfully question whether she'd use it. She takes these 'flying leaps' off the bed, and if anything, it would probably be better to have a think sheet of foam (any kind of cushioning) to absorb the impact. ~ Knowing Camille shows no signs of problems with luxating patellas, I haven't started to do any serious shopping.
Kris N. replied:
One of my paps has this in both back legs. I have been trying to avoid the surgery knowing that it would be twice the pain for him. I started giving him this supplement about a year ago and he now bounces around like a bunny. Just a thought. Best of luck to you. smile emoticon http://www.springtimeinc.com/.../advanced-hip-and-joint...
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