If you’re a dog or you know somebody who has a dog, and if you (if you’re a dog) or the dog you know has his leg in a splint or a cast, this blog post is for you!
Well, here is what my parents don’t want me to do. Here is what my doctors don’t [...]

It’s important to see the veterinarian regularly for bandages changes. There could be sores, infections, and other conditions that are hidden by the bandages and which you dog will not tell you about.
Today was another fun trip to the hospital.
Every time I go there, the variety of dogs changes. Today I saw a large Golden [...]

How well do you know your dog? Do you know what he’s thinking?How can you find out what your dog is thinking or what he is trying to tell you?
Two days ago, my mom saw me licking my bandages and asked herself, “What’s he trying to tell us?” I didn’t offer any ideas or suggestions. [...]

What is a dog’s sense of time? How would you know if your dog were in pain?  How would he communicate that to you? Are you ready to change your daily and weekly routines to help your dog heal?  ***

I’m definitely getting better. I can feel it. I’m getting better, day by day. Especially on [...]

The next thing that happened was that Jane and the technician had me lay down on the floor and were holding me steady on the floor, and Dr. M. was taking off my old splint. Then he made me a new one.  It was important that everything be clean and sanitary.
This new splint is a [...]

Now there’s trouble. Only a few days have passed since my check up and my parents seem concerned that I’m chewing away at my splint.  Seeing me chewing off pieces of the bottom of the splint, they right away put a sock on my splint to protect my toes.  They’re saying something about my “toenails [...]