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Jody Renfroe · 03-21-2008, 04:00 PM

I'm so glad that you found out what the problem is. Your right, how in the world are you going to keep that baby calm that long? It's like when a doctor tells a Mom to go to bed and get some rest - no cooking, mopping, sweeping, etc. = yeah, right.

cathy1811 · 03-21-2008, 04:01 PM

i am very glad that your is ok many hugs and kisses for a speedy recovery

txrosegirl · 03-21-2008, 04:05 PM

oooh this is great news!!! so glad it is not anything that requires surgery

still sending warm wishes for a speedy recovery! bella needs her playmate back

a2luckygirl · 03-21-2008, 04:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Jody Renfroe

I'm so glad that you found out what the problem is. Your right, how in the world are you going to keep that baby calm that long? It's like when a doctor tells a Mom to go to bed and get some rest - no cooking, mopping, sweeping, etc. = yeah, right.

glad it was not as bad as it could of been!!
I am going on week 4 of keeping Banjo quite- it is getting harder- and harder every day!!
He cries a lot to get up-and play! I know he is sick of it- then when I let him out he gets so excited!!

He starts trying to jump- OMG!
I do not know what to do!!

Robin K · 03-21-2008, 04:16 PM

[QUOTE= I wanted to start chatting about my baby, Klae. he had bilateral surgery for his knees on march 10. he is casted and doing well. I am having trouble keeping him crated since he is feeling better and stronger now.
I take him to work everyday and thank God for that. His knees were fixed by an orthopedic vet in Ventura, Ca.
I am an RN in surgery and it is stressful seeing him not able to walk now.
I will keep you posted on is recovery.
feel free to ask any questions.
thanks
Robin (Klae's mother)

yorkie mom-3 · 03-21-2008, 04:51 PM

I'm so glad your baby is on the road to recovery. But I don't see how you mom's can keep the little ones down and quiet for the length of time required. That's a job in it's self.

Wilt · 10-04-2008, 10:55 AM

Hello! I am new to this. I just registered today. How is Bella doing? I see that you posted in March. The same thing happened to my Coco (he's 4½ years old). He jumped off my bed and hurt his right hind leg. I bought him to the local vet and she said it was soft tissue injury and put him on rimadyl for 10 days. After a month, he could walk, jummp a little and run on that leg. However, he was still limping slightly and the local vet wanted to do some x-rays. I decided to take him to my regular vet, an older and more experienced guy. He felt around and said the same thing or that it could be a ligament tear and did not recommend x-rays or surgery. Has anyone had this happen to their baby and how long does it take to get well?

03-21-2008, 04:01 PM	#17
cathy1811 Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: lake worth fl Posts: 207	i am very glad that your is ok many hugs and kisses for a speedy recovery __________________ tinkerbell, coqui, macho & taina's mommy

03-21-2008, 04:05 PM	#18
txrosegirl owned by my monkeys Donating Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: far north dallas, texas Posts: 1,866	oooh this is great news!!! so glad it is not anything that requires surgery still sending warm wishes for a speedy recovery! bella needs her playmate back __________________ lyn ~ miss buffey, sir bentley and baby bree ~ RIP sweet gino - mommy will always love you please click to give FREE food - the animal rescue site

03-21-2008, 04:16 PM	#20
Robin K YorkieTalk Newbie! Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Santa Clarita,Ca. Posts: 2	Subluxed patella surgery [QUOTE= I wanted to start chatting about my baby, Klae. he had bilateral surgery for his knees on march 10. he is casted and doing well. I am having trouble keeping him crated since he is feeling better and stronger now. I take him to work everyday and thank God for that. His knees were fixed by an orthopedic vet in Ventura, Ca. I am an RN in surgery and it is stressful seeing him not able to walk now. I will keep you posted on is recovery. feel free to ask any questions. thanks Robin (Klae's mother)

10-04-2008, 10:55 AM	#22
Wilt YorkieTalk Newbie! Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: San Francisco Posts: 4	How is Bella Doing Hello! I am new to this. I just registered today. How is Bella doing? I see that you posted in March. The same thing happened to my Coco (he's 4½ years old). He jumped off my bed and hurt his right hind leg. I bought him to the local vet and she said it was soft tissue injury and put him on rimadyl for 10 days. After a month, he could walk, jummp a little and run on that leg. However, he was still limping slightly and the local vet wanted to do some x-rays. I decided to take him to my regular vet, an older and more experienced guy. He felt around and said the same thing or that it could be a ligament tear and did not recommend x-rays or surgery. Has anyone had this happen to their baby and how long does it take to get well?

03-21-2008, 04:00 PM	#16
Jody Renfroe No Longer a Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Florida Posts: 1,375	I'm so glad that you found out what the problem is. Your right, how in the world are you going to keep that baby calm that long? It's like when a doctor tells a Mom to go to bed and get some rest - no cooking, mopping, sweeping, etc. = yeah, right.

03-21-2008, 04:51 PM	#21
yorkie mom-3 YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: nebraska Posts: 616	I'm so glad your baby is on the road to recovery. But I don't see how you mom's can keep the little ones down and quiet for the length of time required. That's a job in it's self.