Bridget is home
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Bridget is home
Submitted by CathyandAudrey on April 20, 2010 - 11:27pmand it's pitiful to see her with no tail! She has had some neurological problems in the past, and especially after getting treated for heartworms 2 years ago. Now her back foot is dragging again, I sure hope it gets better afer the anesthesai completely wears off.
Cathy
when she first came home 
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glad she is home Cathy
likely is from the surgery.
give her 24 hours like Audrey needed
they are always so much better the next day
I really feel you though
going through 2 of them in the past couple of weeks..
wow...hope you get some rest
They are so smart
Audrey knows something is different. Josie Louise knew when my mom came home after having 3x bypass surgery in october. she waits for her to walk up the stairs at night to go to bed. it is very sweet. she loves her gwammy. my mom is 81 and lives with me.
hit the button too soon!
Audrey keeps sniffing her boo boo and trying to get her to play. She seems to understand she doesn't feel very well.
Cathy
when she first came home
the vet said to give her a few days
I pretty much figured he'd say that. She just drags her back foot, and she can't turn it over so it hits the floor like it should. Hopefully it will get better like it did before.
Cathy
when she first came home
Oh Cathy
I am glad she is home, and the foot will come around after the anesthesia wears off. i wonder if her tail helped her with her balance? she is probably so glad to be home in her safe secure loving home with her loving mom. What does Audrey think of all this? J & T