No, I didn’t suddenly get very small and grow pointy ears. This little dog is Cheyenne.
Unfortunately we dogs sometimes seem to find ourselves in places that are meant for cars and trucks – and definitely not dogs – and when that happens, it’s not too good for us dogs.
My little friend, Cheyenne, is half Miniature [...]
If you (if you’re a dog) or your dog you know has his leg in a splint or a cast, this is an important blog post. If you are a veterinarian, this is a blog post that you are going to be proud of!
I’d like to write a little about my splint. The splint has [...]
Hello, friends.
Many readers of my blog do not have the time to go through the comments to each post and page. You are occupied with walking your dogs, purchasing dog food for them, taking them to the veterinarian, feeding them, and, hopefully, taking them to dog parks and off-lead dog areas! At least once a [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
In the hospital, I had a splint put on my leg. The splint covered from above my knee down to the bottom of my paws. It was open on the bottom so the pads and nails of a few of my toes were visible.
Since a few of my teeth were broken from the accident, the [...]
The tunnel, my masterpiece of engineering, is still there in the backyard.
However, now I have three broken toes and an ankle that is broken in numerous places. I have also lost three teeth. My leg is in a splint and I am not allowed to leave our living room or walk around our home.
In this [...]
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