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Originally Posted by capt_noonie  Brit, look, as of now, SEVEN pages of concerned YTer's. We worry about Jackson just as much as you do! You are NOT a bad pet parent. Things happen many times and it is out of your control. Know that you know Jax is predisposed to this condition you can be an ever BETTER pet parent. When Uni was diagnosed, no she did not have to stay over night, but I did have to bring her back the next day. We didn't know what it was until the bloodwork came back. She had diarrhea for a few days before I brought her in  I should have brought her in at first sign. You are doing the right thing. Sell those bully sticks! LOL.
Just work on getting him better. Worry about treats later. Remember I told you Uni learned all her tricks when she was a puppy solely on kibble? She didn't get any treats until she was about 2 1/2 yrs old. Don't give into the puppy eyes! LOL You guys can do this! You and Jax have an unbreakable bond. He will know what you are doing is what's good for him.  |
I know!! You guys are so amazing. I don't know what I'd do in a time of "crisis" without YT.
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Originally Posted by Mom to Hot Rod Brit,
Just seeing this. So very sorry that Jackson is going thru this. Please do not ever think that you are a bad mom...if anything, you are one of the best doggie moms out there.
Since relatives seem to have minds of there own when it comes to giving "treats" to Jackson at family gatherings, maybe you can make up something to drape over Jackson saying, "Please do not feed human foods". Don't know if it would work but at least they might get a chuckle and talk with you about it and you could explain it to them.
Hope that Jackson starts to feel better quickly. I know you must be beside yourself missing him. Hugs. |
Thanks, Bo!
I think from now on, family will certainly know better
I have texted every one of my family members about the situation. But a vest or shirt would hysterical and certainly get peoples attention.