Fortunately, the swelling in his lymph nodes has gone down dramatically, which is the first good sign. His appetite has been normal for weeks and he's gained a pound. All positive news. Now we just have to get the results of his blood work to get more details.Everyone send out good vibes to our buddy that the progress continues.
That's awesome! He seemed in good spirits when he visited with us the other night. Yeah, Ding-o!
ReplyDeleteThat's good news Dingo. Your eyes are glowing, that only means you're getting better and better. Meanwhile, I do hope something positive will also happen in this issue, http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2009-04-12-zootoo-shelter-clash_N.htm
ReplyDeleteHi. Dingo you sure look like a loving dog and I'm so sorry that you have to go thru this. It's so sad too that our little buddies can't tell us it hurts or where it hurts.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what I would do if our Chuck or Sarah got something wrong with them. I have a hard time with the ticks they get on them or Chuck with his little legs, he hurts one of them.
Best of luck to you Dingo. "Dingo, Here's a big hug and kiss from us" (*hug* *kiss*) Take care buddy!