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Thank you, Foxy. Maybe I'm a maudlin old fool for being attached to four-leggers.Still sending all kinds of good vibes your way GW.
Well if you are, then we all are GW.
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Thank you, Foxy. Maybe I'm a maudlin old fool for being attached to four-leggers.Still sending all kinds of good vibes your way GW.
Someone banged on my door at 4am last night. I don't know who it was because naturally, I did not open the door. But paranoia made me think someone is trying to get in and steal my gold.
Looks like the little one has strep. I talked to her mom a few minutes ago, they are picking up a prescription now.
It's good to have a definitive diagnosis. Hopefully she can take some antibiotics, get better, and get back to school. And, of course, be ready for their Disney trip in a week.
Someone banged on my door at 4am last night. I don't know who it was because naturally, I did not open the door. But paranoia made me think someone is trying to get in and steal my gold.
That may be a downside to having a lot of valuables in your home.
Someone banged on my door at 4am last night. I don't know who it was because naturally, I did not open the door. But paranoia made me think someone is trying to get in and steal my gold.
That may be a downside to having a lot of valuables in your home.
My flat is practically impregnable, with two locked doors between me and the street, and windows that are difficult to access as they need a ladder to reach them. I will not open the door without looking out of the window first, and I certainly ain't going to answer it at 4 am.
Someone banged on my door at 4am last night. I don't know who it was because naturally, I did not open the door. But paranoia made me think someone is trying to get in and steal my gold.
That may be a downside to having a lot of valuables in your home.
My flat is practically impregnable, with two locked doors between me and the street, and windows that are difficult to access as they need a ladder to reach them. I will not open the door without looking out of the window first, and I certainly ain't going to answer it at 4 am.
But what if it is a neighbor or somebody trying to inform you the building is on fire? Or some such?
On top of all this...MrG is sick. Has been for 2 days. I think all this has finally caught up with him. And now Moki on top of it? This REALLY sucks.
Well...took Moki to the vet and prognosis is not good. That huge tumor was hard due to being filled with blood and after he drained that, he felt the tumor...which is very close to his anal exit and will eventually affect it so badly that he won't be able to poop. Taking it out, and due to his age and its location, he will be incontinent so its not recommended. Which means...he is on borrowed time. He still eats, drinks, poops ok but eventually the pooping will become clogged. As long as he is perky....we will do the best we can but as soon as he becomes clogged...time for him to join Gracie.
The question is....have my vet do it here before we go while he is still functioning since he knows this vet and he will come to the house to do it...or wait and have a stranger do it in an office? I know when I am clogged how badly I feel. I don't want him to suffer that. So should we send him off while now to waylay that pain...or wait til he is in pain then do it????
This sucks.
I sure hope Moki's lump isn't serious. Maybe a severely impacted anal gland?Yeah..I hear ya about the close endings of TWO. Gracie first...then Pretties less than 6 months later. Actually, more like 3 months. Not fun. Heartbreaking, actually. But like you said...the living needs us still. I have Karma and Moki. And Moki goes to the vet tomorrow because I found a huge hard lump the size of a golfball under his tail on the left side of his anus. Rock hard, too. And BIG. I never noticed because I don't make a habit of looking at his butthole but I gave him a bath yesterday and thats when I found it. He is 13, so lumpy bumpy dogs are usual but this thing is BIG. It doesn't seem to hurt him though. Still..I want it checked out before we leave here and find a new vet.
Tough break, Gracie. I suspect you'll be as kind as you can for as long as possible.Change of plans. No more kibble for Moki. We are gonna just give him his rice, shredded chicken, carrots stew and every other day the canned purina that gives him the runs. He has to poop? Fine. It will be more liquidy than solid. And keep him as long as we can until the tunnel shuts completely. THEN send him to Gracie. I mused on it and said fuck it. Lets just do the diarrhea thing. No clogging for quite a while with the runs!
Wait, you don't have a .44 in your bathrobe pocket when you answer the door?Someone banged on my door at 4am last night. I don't know who it was because naturally, I did not open the door. But paranoia made me think someone is trying to get in and steal my gold.
That may be a downside to having a lot of valuables in your home.
My flat is practically impregnable, with two locked doors between me and the street, and windows that are difficult to access as they need a ladder to reach them. I will not open the door without looking out of the window first, and I certainly ain't going to answer it at 4 am.
I have no words to express how I feel for you, with everything you've been going through and now this, too! All my best thoughts are coming your way.On top of all this...MrG is sick. Has been for 2 days. I think all this has finally caught up with him. And now Moki on top of it? This REALLY sucks.
Hugs! I know all to well how this must make you and Mr. G feel. Love Moki, spoil him for what little time he may have left.MrG roused himself enough to say what he wants. He said he wants Moki for another week or two...to spoil even more, go to the beach when he feels better (MrG), and mentally prepare himself....then have it done here, by the vet Moki knows, in this house on MrGs bed, then bury him in the back yard under the tree where Moki has lived for 12 years although we got him when we were at the apartments. Here has been Mokis home. He does not want to do it in LA, with a stranger vet, buried in a friends back yard or cremated. He wants him under the tree in the back yard where the other 3 ashes are. The home owner, our landlord, knows our 3 furkids are buried under that tree plus his parents planted that tree many many years ago and it is never going to be cut down and he said he would take take of it for those reasons. He does not know Moki is fixing to join the others. I will tell him once its done. Which will be sometime in the beginning of september. Moki will have a great time...then off he goes to Gracie, who will be waiting for him. I can see MrGs choice.....although I still would like to take his ashes with us, but Moki has always been MrGs dog..so its his decision and I will support him.
Needless to say....this is a bad day for us. Especially MrG.
I'm so sorry about Old Lady Cat, GW. So sorry. But I am glad it was a peaceful end for her. I'm sorry it is not so peaceful for you right now.I sure hope Moki's lump isn't serious. Maybe a severely impacted anal gland?Yeah..I hear ya about the close endings of TWO. Gracie first...then Pretties less than 6 months later. Actually, more like 3 months. Not fun. Heartbreaking, actually. But like you said...the living needs us still. I have Karma and Moki. And Moki goes to the vet tomorrow because I found a huge hard lump the size of a golfball under his tail on the left side of his anus. Rock hard, too. And BIG. I never noticed because I don't make a habit of looking at his butthole but I gave him a bath yesterday and thats when I found it. He is 13, so lumpy bumpy dogs are usual but this thing is BIG. It doesn't seem to hurt him though. Still..I want it checked out before we leave here and find a new vet.
A couple of years ago, my Bullmastiff suddenly quit eating. I took her to the vet and was informed that she had lymphoma (?), a particularly virulent type. It was a Friday afternoon and I at first considered bringing her home for the weekend, let everyone say goodbye. But, the way things were going with her, she would have been dead by Monday, so I had them put her to sleep right then. Why draw out the pain and suffering.
At any rate, old-lady-cat passed on this morning. She just laid down and drifted off. That's two (18-yr-old dog and a cat I've had for 21 years) gone in a week and a half. I just have nothing left to cry. This coming weekend, I'll build the proper container and see OLC joins the others who have gone before her.
Good luck with Moki!