That is so great! I knew she would bounce back quickly!!! I'm so happy to hear it :)

I thought I responded earlier today to this great news....maybe I was too distracted by Teddy celebrating his girlfriend's recovery :D.

I am very happy to hear that her highness is getting back to her usual self! Giving Mikki a hard time is a really good sign. (Whenever I see my guys cuddling, I panic and want to know what is wrong ;):p:)).

Whew! So glad Rosie and Tibbe are both on the mend!! I don't know many of you, but know that Auntie Jacqui really does worry when a little one isn't well...I worry soo much...glad you got her to the vet, you are such a good mommy~huggzz!!

I'm so glad to hear Rosie is back to her playful self! Great news!

Huge smile going on here! I will sleep much happier tonight!

She has to get better!! She is expecting a date for the VDB this year with her Teddy love!

Awwww, thank you Auntie Jacqui. :)

Thank you!

Thank you! Glad Tibbe is better too! I hate them being sick! I have learned with Rosie you better get her in to the vet fast. Or a little tummy problem will turn into a BIG problem. :)

YAYYYYYYY! So glad Rosie is back to herself!!!!!! :cheer:

I believe that is true with any of them. As soon as mine show any GI issues, I am off to the vet. I don't let it go more than 24 hours. With these yorkies, GI issues are very common and can often be disastrous if left to go on too long.

Isn't that the truth! Wish more people would understand that!

I'm so glad to hear that Rosie is back to her normal self again :D Wahoo!!

Thank you thank you!! My little baby was even playing with her toy tonight. :)

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so so glad to hear this news, way to go Rosie:D you are a little trouper

I dealt with intestinal issues for a long time with Ashley, and it always broke my heart. She always had gas pockets due to taking in too much air into her belly due to her collapsing trachea. She also suffered from irritable bowel. I home cooked for her, but we frequently had challenges to get her to eat. I always had medications on hand that helped her a great deal, but we also spent a lot of time at the vet. I strongly believed in being proactive with her. Having a wonderful doctor also made a huge difference, and with his help, Ashley lived a good quality of life for seventeen years. My vet isn't close to me, but he often told me that if I was willing to make the long trip each day for treatment rather than leaving her overnight at the hospital, it would be so much better for my little girl to get better staying home with me. Our babies depend on us for everything. I don't ever want to look back and realize that I let one of my babies down. I believe we have a great responsibility to do everything that we can realistically do to ensure that our babies stay well. Although she is very healthy, I am also just as proactive with my precious Katie. It gives me peace of mind.

You are a great momma, Rhonda. I'm overjoyed that Rosie Marie is feeling better.

Lisa, you just said a mouthful there girl. I hope others will read that and understand how important it is to be responsible. And how much these little ones depend on us. It is not ok to wait sometimes. Sometimes seeing a vet is the only answer. Hopefully what you have written will inspire others to see that.

Thank you for your kind words. Rosie is my sweet baby. I have been so blessed to have her the last 5 years. :)