I'm so glad she's home with you. You'll both feel so much better.
Rugs? Hair? Pillow case? I'm still totally amazed that all the junk that Scooter ate when he was younger never stopped up anywhere.
I'm so glad she's home with you. You'll both feel so much better.
Rugs? Hair? Pillow case? I'm still totally amazed that all the junk that Scooter ate when he was younger never stopped up anywhere.
YAY Tasha is home!! So happy for both of you She'll recover faster at home.
Now, Ms. Tasha, just FRI, rugs, pillowcases and Mom's hair are NOT a delicacy!!
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Tinha 2/14/91 - 4/25/08 - forever alive in my heart
How scary! I'm glad they were able to retrieve the pieces and she's OK
Katherine
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Weezer the doxie-mix moose dog
Pinkerton the piebald doxie
and missing Ziggy, our first doxie (2/01-4/09)
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Great pic of Tasha. :hearts: I'm glad she's home, she'll recover so much faster. Sounds like you found one terrific vet.
They may be small, but you should see their hearts. Shelter/Rescue dogs aren't broken. They've simply experienced more life than other dogs. If they were human we would call them wise. They would be the ones with tales to tell and stories to write. The ones dealt a bad hand who responded with courage. Do not pity a shelter/rescue dog. Adopt one. And be proud to have their greatness on your side. Anon
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Wow - I'm SO glad they were able to remove the blockage and she's able to come home!!! Sending more recovery !!
Glad she is OK and home. I'm surprised they didn't have to take some of the intestine out.. Here are rays for her
Mom to Gunner and Petunia.
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They didn't even have to do surgery. The non-invasive course that Jen and her vet chose worked out very well. Not every blockage requires that removal of part of the intestine. As Tasha has proved, not every blockage even requires surgery.Originally Posted by LUVMYGUNNER
Originally Posted by laura
Sorry to hear she went though so much but am glad she is on the mend.
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Wonderful news, very precious pic of your little grazer! :hearts: :hearts:
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