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    I have also heard about the reinjuring the other leg post-op... my vet said it happens more than half the time. So post-op care is definitely important.
    Monica Callahan KPA-CTP *Woohoo!*


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    snakemama, Freedom and MonicanHonda, thank you so much to you, too. My friend appreciates your advice, she sent me this:

    "Thank you so much, I was so pleased to read the positive outcome on those dogs, will you thank everyone from me. When all this is over I will join Pet Talk. Yesterday just after I spoke to you I noticed that Macy was licking the side of her tummy all the time, at a closer look I saw a ca. 2 cm. raw wound that had suddenly appeared. I rang the Vet and we are due to see her today. Meanwhile Brian took a photo of it and emailed to the orthopedic vet (from the hospital where surgery was due on Monday) He rang and told us that the Surgery would have to be postponed, as he thought it to be WET ECZEMA which have to be treated with antibiotics and would take a few weeks. When we woke this morning, two more wounds had appeared - can you believe it, just as nasty as the first one. I hope it's nothing, but poor Macy is not a happy dog, even though she ate well this am."

    I found a couple of pictures of Macy and their other dog, Bonzo which I took a few years ago when I visited. They're such sweet and friendly dogs.
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    Oh no! I'm sorry to hear that... maybe a cone to help stop the licking?
    Monica Callahan KPA-CTP *Woohoo!*


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    That sounds like a brilliant idea! I hope they thought of that.

    Annette promised to keep us posted, so I'll update when I hear from her.

    Edit* Macy is back from the vet, this is what she said:

    "Our Vet did confirm that it was WET ECZEMA I have now given Macy Antibiotics and crème containing steroid, poor Macy, she is so fed up and the sores are getting bigger, but the Vet said the medication would not take long to start working, hope he is right - we have to go back next Saturday."
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    Annette sent me an update on Macy and she thanks you all for your responses. She is hardly getting any sleep, though, so it will be a little while before she joins PT.

    "The sores are still rather horrible but one can see a slight improvement, it is just so hard to wrap her up so that all her sores are out of reach. Today I got a cone for her and she snarled and growled. So now I found an old T-shirt that I have put on her, that seems to work. She looks so cute in it. Will try to get some pictures."



    "I don't know which weapons will be used in the third World war, but in the fourth, it will be sticks and stones" --- Albert Einstein.


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    Aww, I'm glad things are looking a LITTLE bit better. It's always hard seeing our puppies in less than perfect condition.
    Monica Callahan KPA-CTP *Woohoo!*


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