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Originally Posted by yorkiesincommon  It sounds like you are learning a lot about liver shunts. Thanks for sharing the information and videos, I have learned a lot by reading everything you told us. I am so sorry this is happening to little tink.... We will light a prayer candle for him and for your family and the financial element of this situation too. Again I am so sorry. |
Thank you... hope your babies are doing well...
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Originally Posted by manolos mom Kathy, when you go visit take a picture for all of us to see her.  Sending Miss Tink and you lots of positive toughts.... |
Thanks.... Here's the proof.... her incision runs from just below her elbows to an inch or two above her girly parts... only the lower part is visible in this pic and I didn't want to disturb her... will post again when she's feeling better... in the second pic I cropped the first pic and tried to make it bigger bc I know it's hard to see... the incision becomes visible where her tummy meets the blanket under the bruised area and runs diagonally up to her stifle ( at about 8 and 2 if you were looking at a clock).
(The bandage on her front leg is where the IV was, I'll get a pic of that too as they shaved her leg so it's easy to see.)
The third pic is of her mini x-pen, as she can jump out of the 36 inch high model on my porch. This one is soft sided and has a bottom and a zippered top... this pic was taken last year as I was in search of a unit that would work for us when containment was necessary for any of my pets. It worked great when reintroducing her to her pack.. kept her safe from harm while everyone got used to the different smells she brought home.
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Sorry I didn't update sooner.... she's been quite a handful since coming home...