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In reply to the discussion: can i get a 'poor baby'? [View all]

iscooterliberally

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6. My old dog Eightball had to have surgery on his back left "knee"
Thu Feb 22, 2024, 12:49 PM
Feb 2024

He blew out both of his "knees" and we had to take him to a large animal vet to have the surgery done. The regular dog vets said that their versions of the surgery probably won't hold on a dog his size. The surgery went well, but he had to be kept calm for about a month without any real walks. All we could do was take him out the back door to go potty. He was really good about the whole ordeal and didn't need to wear the cone. He passed over the rainbow bridge about 5 years ago and my kitties still miss him. Sometimes truth is stranger than fiction. For most of Eightball's adult life he weighed in at 88 pounds.




can i get a 'poor baby'? [View all] mopinko Feb 2024 OP
Aww. I hope he heals up quickly. iscooterliberally Feb 2024 #1
it's healing well, but it hurts to walk. mopinko Feb 2024 #2
My old dog Eightball had to have surgery on his back left "knee" iscooterliberally Feb 2024 #6
Awww..... Bayard Feb 2024 #8
Bone cancer is what got Eightball in the end. iscooterliberally Feb 2024 #9
i have a half gp who's just the best house bear. mopinko Feb 2024 #11
biff's half brother got bionic hips mopinko Feb 2024 #10
oh deer!!!! poor thing. AllaN01Bear Feb 2024 #3
awwwww, poor baby! Sending lots of love and healing. Good job, Mom! niyad Feb 2024 #4
o0o, i felt that. mopinko Feb 2024 #5
huggggggs for you both! niyad Feb 2024 #7
Poor baby. Hope he recovers soon. sinkingfeeling Feb 2024 #12
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