Murphy

[Trace]

He collapsed at 4:30am this morning.  It's the same thing he had last time.

He's been pumped full of drugs by the vet, but if he hasn't improved in the
next couple of days then I have to face the inevitable.   The vet discovered
testicular cancer, but wasn't too concerned about it.

I know a lot of you are thinking "time to let him go", but he isn't in pain and
the vet was amazed at his condition for his age and how young looking he is.
To look at him you'd think he was about 10 not 17  <<  vets words not mine.

And to prove it, I took this pic last week.

Please keep your fingers crossed for him and me.

[Wardonkey]

 

[redimp]

All the best
xxx

[Tonji]

All the best Trace, fingers crossed for Murphy.

[Poppet7]

Fingers crossed

[Indestructable]

And fingers crossed from me.

[charmaine]

And fingers crossed from me.

And me too

[Trace]

Thanks guys.

xxx

[Trace]

It's not looking good.

 

[madasahatstand]

he's goergeous!!!!!!!
whats happening now trace? i do hope everything is okay

mad

[Trace]

He won't get up unless I force him to.

He wont eat his meat with his medicine in it.

If he does get up and move he's still falling over.

I'm not holding out any hope for a recovery this time.

I'm gutted.

[Acidmouse]

Hope everything works out. I lost my cat last week in a very similar way

[Poppet7]

Sorry to hear that Trace

[M3boy]

Very sad news Trace.

I am dreading the day it happens to my Golden Retriever Cassie.

She is 14/15 yrs old now, and her back legs have started to give way when she walks

Sad sad day it will be

My sympathy is with you xx

[Trace]

Very sad news Trace.

I am dreading the day it happens to my Golden Retriever Cassie.

She is 14/15 yrs old now, and her back legs have started to give way when she walks

Sad sad day it will be

My sympathy is with you xx

Paul

Murphy is on Metacam for his dodgy back legs - get Cassie to the vets, the Metacam has done wonders for him.




I went to bed last night in tears, fearing the worst as there really wasn't much improvement yesterday, got up this morning to be greeted by a bright eyed bushy waggy tailed dog who is still a little wobbly on his legs, but MUCH improved from when I left him last night.  He'd eaten his food and willingly took his tablets off me. 

Them upstairs seem to have decided to let me keep him a little longer, and I'm grateful.  I now know he won't see the year out, and I'm going to have to face it, but by the looks of things not just yet.

Thanks everyone for your support.