Now, I wonder if I can make it up onto that big bed upstairs....
This is the place where all are welcomed with open arms, as long as you don't mind a little dog hair
9/30/09
Discovery
Now, I wonder if I can make it up onto that big bed upstairs....
9/19/09
The Best News!
Hi, everyone - Mom here again. Buster is cancer free!!!! Those sibe vibes are amazing and they work, never doubt that. His tumor was caused by too much estrogen and the neuter fixed that, so he's all good to go now! We are so happy and I swear I saw a smile on Buster's face tonight. He knows we've been worried about him and he can tell how happy we all are. Thanks to everyone for their support.
We still have to do something about his anemia - that's what's driving him to eat rocks and dirt. Anyone know of any supplements?
Love & Pets,
Mom Stoutino
9/16/09
Buster update
Poor Buster has has a rough couple of days. We took Buster to the vet last night because he has had diarrhea for a couple of weeks now and nothing seemed to help it go away. We thought he had picked up a bug of some sort. No other symptoms.
While we were at the vet's, Dr. Walters at Harleysville Veterinary Hospital said she found some concerns. One of Buster's testicles was enlarged, he had an enlarged prostate too. They needed to neuter him to see what they could do as fast as possible. They did some x-rays and found stones in his urethra and intestines. Our poor guy is all messed up!
Well, he came through the surgery very well. He'll be home on Thursday with some antibiotics. His prostate looks benign, but it will be a few days before we know about the testicular cancer.
Please pray for our sweet ol' Buster. This shows that neutering is very important for many reasons, not just controling pet population.
While we were at the vet's, Dr. Walters at Harleysville Veterinary Hospital said she found some concerns. One of Buster's testicles was enlarged, he had an enlarged prostate too. They needed to neuter him to see what they could do as fast as possible. They did some x-rays and found stones in his urethra and intestines. Our poor guy is all messed up!
Well, he came through the surgery very well. He'll be home on Thursday with some antibiotics. His prostate looks benign, but it will be a few days before we know about the testicular cancer.
Please pray for our sweet ol' Buster. This shows that neutering is very important for many reasons, not just controling pet population.
9/13/09
Buster Meets and Greets
Ruff!
Buster
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