The skin is the largest organ of a dog, and tumors affecting this structure are common. Between 60 to 80 percent of skin tumors in dogs are benign, meaning if you notice a lump on your dog’s skin, there’s a good chance it won’t be anything to worry about. 946 more words
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Final Thoughts
I’ve been writing this entry for some time now. We’re never sure how much time we have on earth and with our loved ones, and I wanted to be sure to get these thoughts written out. 1,229 more words
My Cat Brother - Dante
Hi everyone – Bear here again. It’s been a while since I last wrote, but things have been a little hectic lately.
I finished my final scheduled IV chemo treatment on May 2. 874 more words
Rumpy Went to the Vet Today
I took Rumpy to the vet today.
His breathing has been worse, and I wanted to follow up and discuss next moves.
Our vet said this is due to the laryngeal paralysis and partly a result of the rising temperatures. 133 more words
Happy Easter to those who celebrate
Hello everyone I’m doing a bit better after my 4th chemo treatment and thought I’d stop by for a quick chat.
Chemo was on April 11th and I managed to get in and out of the Oncologist’s office in a little over an hour. 639 more words
The Bridge Talk
We had some time today, to relax, to nap, and to just be with each other. Mom took some time to lie down next to me on one of my many beds and tell me a story. 810 more words
You Must Be Feeling Better?
I have been upfront and open about Rumpy’s condition: he has a tumor at the base of his heart that has grown. He has a lypoma beneath the muscle on a hind leg that is not worth removing because he also has difficulty breathing due to laryngeal paralysis. 349 more words
