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  1. #1
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    I'm so glad to hear that Bo is now home. Ziggy sure can relate to this because she also hated being in the hospital and was so happy to be home. Hopefully you'll be able to find out what's causing her problem and that it's easily treatable.
    I remember seeing you give her nose drops and I couldn't believe that she allowed you to do this. I could tell that you have a very strong bond with her. Lots more prayers and positive thoughts are being sent her way. Please continue to keep us updated about her.

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    My boys say, "Welcome Home Bo! The hospital is a strange and scary place and we are glad you're home with your family!"
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    How wonderful to hear that you're home, Bo! I hope you continue to improve and feel better every day. Many prayers are being prayed for your quick recovery and the tests show nothing serious. Sending you feel better scritchies and lovies
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    Glad that she's back home!! I hope she will soon recover from this!

    Get well soon, sweet Bo!

    Kirsten

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    Keep getting better and better, Bo!
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  6. #6
    I'm just now reading this, I hope Bo is feeling better. It's never fun to go to the vets and have to stay. I'm glad Bo is back home. Prays coming.

    Melissa

  7. #7
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    We got culture results back and not the best of news. She has the worst kind of bacteria and for the life of me can't remember the name. The good news is our vet feels it can be controlled, but we may never get it totally gone. Bo thanks you for all the well wishes.
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