I'll be thinking of Keyleigh!
I'm with huskymom, everything crossable is crossed! Feel better soon, sweet Kayleigh kahoona!
Edited to add her photo (Hi, sweets! HUGHUGHUGHUG)
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Hope to hear that Kayleigh is feeling better soon!
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I have to add she is georgous! I lover her beautiful face!
That is odd that they could not find anything,Usually our judgement is better than the vets sometimes,We know when our babies are not feeling well.
It is great news,Hopefully she was just having a bad day and this will not come back.
I am so Happy for you that Kayleigh is doing just fine~!
Oh, now it makes more sense! I talked to a vet again when I went to pick Kayleigh up. Kayleigh had two vets today! Dr. Jessica is quite right that the swelling is gone, but she doesn't think I'm just neurotic! She says that the positon of the new lipoma probably blocks the lymphatic fluid from draining properly when Kayleigh lays in certain positions! So when she came out of her doghouse last night and when she got out of her crate this morning, her leg was swollen with fluid! As she moves around, the fluid drains! So if it happens again, Kayleigh goes for a walk or we play ball for a bit and she'll be fine quickly!
I stopped at the pet store after I picked her up and bought her some treats, a new tug toy and a fancy collar to celebrate her "it's not cancer and my Mom's not crazy" diagnosis!
If you are lucky enough to find a way of life you love, you must find the courage to live it.
--John Irving
HI, God ~
And THANKS!
We dint even *ask* ~ yet You musta been down to the Yukon wiff Your Skrubbies on, huh?
Thanks fur checkin out Miz Kayleigh so quick wiffa Docs ...
and fur findin nuffin much wrong!
"I stopped at the pet store after I picked her up and bought her some treats,
a new tug toy and a fancy collar to celebrate her
"it's not cancer and my Mom's not crazy" diagnosis!"
That wuzza *nice touch*, God ... Thanks fur suggestin that to Momma Tamara!
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I know lipomas aren't cancerous or anything, but if this new one is blocking fluid and causing swelling why don't they want to remove it?Originally Posted by Glacier
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*Heaves a HUGE sigh of relief* I'm uncrossing everything now. Can't wait to see Kay in her pink princess collar!
I've been Boooo'd!
Basically because it's only blocking fluid when she lays in certain postions and it goes away when she changes positions. Plus it doesn't seem to be causing her any pain. She's also 9 which for a dog her size is getting up there and any surgery will have added risks. She's also extremely dog aggressive and highly prey driven. She requires special handling at all times, but especially at the vet where some idiot always thinks their pet doesn't need to be restrained or in a carrier! She has two lipoma now and if they grow or the fluid problem gets more frequent, they will get removed.Originally Posted by Catlady711
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