 Barked: Thu Sep 13, '12 10:33pm PST |
 | |  | | Thank you so much. I totally agree with you. She went for a walk today sort of, She walked to the end of the block, then she got to go into the wagon and I walked her the rest of the way. We took a 40 minute walk. Every time I looked at her she looked happy and was just watching everything as we walked by it. Her spirits are up right now, she even charged the door at the mail man (her favorite thing to do) I block her, so the mail man doesn't freak out, but I just let her enjoy herself. She has been leaking pee and she gets up and looks like she's in trouble. I tell her its ok lets go outside to pee, then I clean her bottom and dry her off. She loves getting dried off by the towel. Thank you for all the loving thoughts |  |  | |  |
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The vet can't tell us if she has it anywhere else without more x-rays $$$$$. Of course I don't have the money for more x-rays. Harley is now taking Rimadyl, Tramadol and Galbapentin. Harley hasn't yelped or cried since she started the Galbapentin, she seems happy and go lucky. It breaks our heart that any animal gets cancer. This is our 3rd pet to get cancer. Again I wish to thank those who were honest with me in the beggining of my post. The vet said we could amputate her leg, then she would have to go through cemo. There would be no promise that the cancer would be gone. It could always come back. I do NOT believe in making our pets suffer to keep them around. As long as Harley is happy and not in pain or a sleepy state, she will be with us. Again thank you all again.
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