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Wabbit · 04-27-2009, 10:33 PM

awww So sorry you and your little one have this to deal with....But you are obviously very concerned about her welfare!!!!

...She could live many years without her eyesight... She's lucky she has such a loving and concerned mommy!!! Good luck to you both!!

lillymae · 04-28-2009, 11:05 PM

Well if your dog does'nt seem to be in pain and is still interested in life then just go with it. The neck and hip probs have you tried a Chiropractor ? I take my oldies, and if you call around lots of human chiros treat dogs for free. Ive rescued lots of pups with back problems, some completly paralized. When the vets tell me they need surgery I always try chiro first. I have yet to have back surgery for any of them. Ive had 4 paralized dogs and they all fully recovered.
P.S. Just dont rearrange the furniture

04-27-2009, 10:33 PM	#16
Wabbit Love my little flowers Donating Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: In Gorgeous Montana!!! Posts: 4,499	awww So sorry you and your little one have this to deal with....But you are obviously very concerned about her welfare!!!! ...She could live many years without her eyesight... She's lucky she has such a loving and concerned mommy!!! Good luck to you both!! __________________ Tam Flower babies: *Daizy Mae and Tulip Petals* RIP Honey Rose & Jasmine

04-28-2009, 11:05 PM	#17
lillymae YT 3000 Club Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Idaho Posts: 4,544	Blind Well if your dog does'nt seem to be in pain and is still interested in life then just go with it. The neck and hip probs have you tried a Chiropractor ? I take my oldies, and if you call around lots of human chiros treat dogs for free. Ive rescued lots of pups with back problems, some completly paralized. When the vets tell me they need surgery I always try chiro first. I have yet to have back surgery for any of them. Ive had 4 paralized dogs and they all fully recovered. P.S. Just dont rearrange the furniture