BlissfulJumper
Equestrian :)
I think my grandmothers dog had that. is that where the aesophagus is smaller at the bottom end near the stomach and forces the food back up
Bulimic puppy???
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I think my grandmothers dog had that. is that where the aesophagus is smaller at the bottom end near the stomach and forces the food back up
happyappygirl
Rocky Mountain High!!
Did i read somewhere on here Biscuit has cancer?? Cat I'm so sorry to hear that.
What type?
cattitude
My Sweetest Boy
Did i read somewhere on here Biscuit has cancer?? Cat I'm so sorry to hear that.
Mast cell..we're very optimistic. His surgery is next Friday..at Braz Ruivo's place. Thank you.
happyappygirl
Rocky Mountain High!!
cattitude
My Sweetest Boy
If you look at my av, the tumor is just about where the brindle and white come together on the side of neck. But you can't see it..that's just a fat wrinkle. The tumor is only the size of a quarter. Dr. Stankard is removing the tumor with wide margins and also removing the scapular (sp) lymph node. Cytology showed it to be reactive so lets hope the biopsy shows the same. Dr. Braz-Ruivo okayed him for surgery and Dr. Arrington (BR's wife) is the oncologist.
Odd...BR was completely bald when I saw him the other day..as if he was having "treatment."
happyappygirl
Rocky Mountain High!!
cattitude
My Sweetest Boy
OMG his beautiful black hair....GONE? Wow
What's "reactive"?
Like when you have an infection, a lymph node will swell because the infection will drain into the lymph node. So his lymph has cancer cells but not many so it is believed to be "reactive" rather than "involved." If this remains to be the case through the biopsy, his staging will be much better and if the tumor is removed with clean margins (no cancer cells other than the tumor), his prognosis is excellent.
He doesn't know there's a thing wrong with him.
Loper
Animal Poor!
For Breakfast:
It depends, if the backdoor is open some may be in and some may be out...
For Dinner: Nope, they are usually waiting around the food prep area until their bowls are ready to be put down in their rooms...
Then when they hear the clanking of the spoon each go to their areas to eat and wait for the food bowls to be placed for them. They also get their "treat time" together at 8 every night and will let you know when you are tardy in giving them their treat.
they all run to different parts of the house depending on where I or hubby are at that time. 
cattitude
My Sweetest Boy
They also get their "treat time" together at 8 every night and will let you know when you are tardy in giving them their treat.
Tardy..
Biscuit is one of the most punctual dogs I know and he is extremely vocal when mom & dad are off schedule. 
He was beside himself last week when he had to go to his surgeon and couldn't have his breakfast.
happyappygirl
Rocky Mountain High!!
O I C. How did you? Did you feel the lump?
cattitude
My Sweetest Boy
Yep. I always check them....most of the bully breeds seem to be prone to Mast Cell. Labs too.
Loper
Animal Poor!
Tardy..
I call it the puppy clock!!! they always seem to know! Crash (RIP) was so freaking on time by the second on when food was supposed to be in his face. Fish is pretty good as well... although she got everyone riled up for treat time 8 minutes early tonight!