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Chloe OG- Original- Goberian     Barked: Wed Mar 21, '12 7:38am PST  Morning all! Thanks for all of the well-wishes for Matty! She is at home resting and seems to be doing really well. I'm surprised how perky she is! I'm sure she feels a whole lot better after having her uterus removed that was 5 INCHES IN DIAMETER AND 2 FEET LONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm absolutely furious with our regular vet (see Matty's thread in health for the whole story) and I will be taking my business elsewhere, after I call/stop in and give them a piece of my mind. I haven't decided if I'm going to call or actually go there to yell at them. If we hadn't found this new vet in the knick of time, Matty would have died. I'm so mad. Another day of temps in the 80's! I hope we actually get some Spring weather before we go straight into summer! my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Chloe OG- Original- Goberian     Barked: Tue Mar 20, '12 7:02am PST  Good morning all! I haz coffee and the whole day off of work! I dropped Matty off at the vet for her emergency spay this morning. I started a POTP thread for her in Health. I'm going to be a worry wort until I hear from the vet this afternoon. Today is my Mom's bday so we'll probably go out for lunch. I have so much housework to do and no motovation to do it. We've been having some wild weather here- high of 84 today!!!!!!!!!!!! It feels like summer! Normally temps are still in the 40's here this time of year! I need to get Chloe and Lia out for a walk too, but all I really want to do is crawl back into bed and wait for my phone to ring so I can hear how Matty's doing. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Dog Health > Pyometra in an 11 year old dog

Chloe OG- Original- Goberian     Barked: Fri Mar 16, '12 10:47am PST  Thanks everyone for your responses! I read through the other thread, thanks for linking that! She went in for the xray this morning and it's definitely pyo. She needs the surgery and WOW is it expensive! I figured it would be around the cost of a normal spay, but its not even close! I still have to talk to them about the breast cancer, we weren't able to speak to the vet directly and the receptionist kind of rushed my boyfriend through the phone conversation. The vet we go has two locations and two veterinarians, but right now one is on maternity leave so they are beyond booked up and busy. One veterinarian is running between both locations. They can't even do the surgery until Wednesday which really worries me. She will be on antibiotics twice a day until then. I'm a bit irritated that they can't get her in to do the surgery for 5 days, but I guess we don't have a choice unless we want to take her to a vet that we've never been to before. I'm going to be worried sick about her all weekend! The poor girl has just been moping around the house, you can tell she doesn't feel good. My boyfriend is on his way to pick her up and bring her home, I told him to try to talk to the vet directly and ask some more questions about the breast cancer. This is going to be a rough week! my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Dog Health > Pyometra in an 11 year old dog

Chloe OG- Original- Goberian     Barked: Thu Mar 15, '12 10:37am PST  So our vet thinks that Mattie (our 11 year old black lab mix) has pyometra. We took her in yesterday because she was not eating very much and was slightly lethargic. Bloodwork showed a significant infection in her bloodstream. She was put on an antibiotic and she goes in for an xray tomorrow morning to confirm the diagnosis. And I'm freaking out...... Has anyone had a dog go through a spay at this age? We're unsure of her exact age but she is at least 10 or 11, and she is a big girl at 70 lbs. It was also discovered yesterday that she has breast cancer, so we have to take that into consideration also when making any decisions about her future. And FYI, we "inherited" Mattie about a year ago from my boyfriend's Mother, so it's not our fault that she was never spayed, but now we are stuck dealing with the consequences. Ummmmmm.... I guess I just started this thread in case anyone has any advice or experiences to share. I'm sure we are going to go through with the spay (assuming that she does have pyo).... aside from this issue Mattie is still very lively and active for her age. I'm just very worried and stressed! my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Other Barks & Woofs > what other animals/pets do you have?

Chloe OG- Original- Goberian     Barked: Thu Mar 15, '12 9:43am PST  3 Dogs; Chloe Mattie Lia 2 Cats; Alli Cheebah Anddddd a 55 gallon aquarium with African Cichlids! my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Chloe OG- Original- Goberian     Barked: Thu Mar 15, '12 8:56am PST  Good Morning all! We took Chloe and Lia in for their check up and shots this morning. They both got a clean bill of health and the vet even complimented us on their weight and body condition! He said he's seen alot of fat dogs lately and it was refreshing to see our dogs in such great shape! We also got them heartworm tested and on Heartguard. Now for the bad news...... we got Mattie's bloodwork results and there is a "significant" infection throughout her body. The vet thinks its pyometra. She's on antibiotics for now and she goes in tomorrow morning for an xray to confirm the pyo. And if thats the case then of course we would have to have her spayed. At 11 years old. Oh and she also has breast cancer. So we have alot of decisions to make about Mattie in the next few days. I think she is a good candidate for surgery, she is still very lively and peppy for her age, but of course I am equally worried about it too. For those who don't know we "inherited" Mattie from my boyfriend's Mom about a year ago.... so its not our fault that she was never spayed but now we have to deal with the consequences. So please keep poor Mattie in your thoughts and pawrayers the next few days. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Other Barks & Woofs > SPAM, Poop, & Morlocks

Chloe OG- Original- Goberian     Barked: Tue Mar 13, '12 10:50am PST  How is everyone doing? Jeez this is the first time I've logged onto Dogster THIS YEAR! Shame on me.... All is well with me & mine, well except Mattie refused her meals last night and this morning (which is hugely out of character for her, this dog LIVES to eat), and now she is limping on one of her hind legs. I'm getting off work shortly and I'm going to try and get her into the vet today. Let's hope it's nothing serious! Chloe and Lia go for their annual check ups on Thursday too. So I might as well kiss my $$$$$$$$$$$ goodbye. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Food & Nutrition > What store-brand smoothies/ice cream treats are safe, and what are some good home-made ones...?

Chloe OG- Original- Goberian     Barked: Tue Dec 6, '11 8:00am PST  I give my dogs Yoghund frozen doggie yogurt. Its organic and made in the USA. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Food & Nutrition > Food for Colitis and allergies

Chloe OG- Original- Goberian     Barked: Tue Dec 6, '11 7:58am PST  Well since chicken is out, I would think lamb would be the next best protein source for the colitis. Maybe check into Canidae, they have a lamb and rice formula as well as a grain free lamb & bison food called Pure Land. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Chloe OG- Original- Goberian     Barked: Mon Dec 5, '11 2:44pm PST  I'm so sorry. You made the right decision, unfortunately life is just so cruel sometimes, this is no one's fault. Godspeed Mikey. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

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