24-03-2020, 02:33 PM
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Max is not actually unwell. He was before because of his low calcium level but medication remedied that. It had to before the vet would do the op in case he didn't come to from from the anaesthesia.
But he did with none of the side effects we were told to look out for. And the vet kindly called today to see how he was. And will call again tomorrow. Above and beyond..........
28-03-2020, 09:24 PM
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A little update on that big, hairy dog.It's day six from the surgery. It is healing well. and he is very lively. We were told to keep him subdued, prevent him from running, jumping on things - fat chance..............lol.
My dear wife walks him - I'm confined to barracks. He has to have his cone on for that but he tolerates it better now and will have it gone in a few more days.
01-04-2020, 08:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Lion Queen
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oh Bes, I'm really sorry, I had missed this thread and didn't realise Max was poorly. I'm glad to know he is in the clear, you must be so relieved.Hugs from me
He really is a big, gentle, lovely and loving fellow. My personal stalker.
03-04-2020, 08:23 PM
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Overwhelming response! Thank you all.Don’t quite know what to say. So, a little tail if I may. Max is a very good dog.
One day we were going to be gone all day. Hospital, so Max had to stay home. We asked the neighbours across the way, the Lhasa Apso owners, to check on Max from time to time, let him out etc.
I asked them over to show where the food and treats were kept. I should not have mentioned t r e a t. Oh well. He had to behave. I gave him the look and he sat down, gave me the paws. Not a spoken command needed. He got his treat
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