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[AttyPops]

Morning!

Well, I pulled my back .......
But Fido is moving around!
Yes CES, that's it.
But since Fido is moving around, IDK if that's REALLY it..... The doc did give him some anti-dizzy drugs. I wonder about infection or an effect from parasite/flea preventative (a week later), or what. He's also on aspirin for arthritis so maybe it built up too much. IDK. Confused. I thought CVD took days to clear up like Tibby said.

He's still not 100% but close. Was able to WALK him outside so he could do his business.

I've only had 3 hours good sleep...

 

[CES]

I'm glad it seems to be clearing fast.

and i hope your back gets better really quickly too.

 

[FranC]

Morning Tib, CES and Atty.

Glad your dog is better Atty.

 

[CES]

Morning Fran.

Will it warm back up for you today Fran?

 

[AttyPops]

Thanks all.

Well, IDK what caused it. I will double check the ear cleaning and ease up on the aspirin...

He has no heat tilt. He couldn't move his backside at all and even his front was week. He had eye movement CLOSE UP ONLY up and down, not side-side. Didn't throw up dinner. So...IDK

But Doc said the word "idiopathic"... so who knows. Bunch of $$$ later for exam, shot and talk...and anti-dizzy pills, and we'll see.

 

[CES]

that's pretty scary Atty

 

[AttyPops]

that's pretty scary Atty

Freaked us all out CES.

I just hope it isn't SOS....Stupid Owner Syndrome. IDK. lol. Thing is he's a 100 lb dog. So moving him around is a challenge if he can't do it himself.

Oh well, time to face the day....

~~~~~ all.

 

[CES]

Have a good one Atty.

 

[tiburonfirst]

When CVD is idiopathic, which means of unknown origin, it begins suddenly and ends suddenly a couple of weeks later. A veterinarian will run routine diagnostic blood and urine tests to be sure that there is no underlying problem, but in most cases, no treatment is needed. Sometimes hand-feeding the dog and encouraging rest will keep it more comfortable until the motion sickness subsides. Idiopathic CVD usually strikes geriatric dogs, and even some cats.

take it day by day, atty! but be forewarned - bucky had it and it did clear up within about 2 weeks but he developed a slew of other problems a few months later

 

[skorpios1027]

Good Morning all!

Atty,I hope your pup recovers quickly.

 

[tiburonfirst]

morning, skorp!

 

[FranC]

Morning skorp.

Still cool CES but the sun is out anyway.

 

[tiburonfirst]

Morning skorp.

Still cool CES but the sun is out anyway.

lol - we dropped down to 33 as predicted but my peonies seem to be undamaged!

 

[CES]

Good morning Skorp!

It's supposed to warm up to 80 today- maybe this time spring will stay. Glad your flowers weren't damaged Tibs.

 

[skorpios1027]

Morning Fran, Tibs, and CES.

We are cooling off today, it will only get to 85, still way above normal for this time of year.

 

[CES]

At least someone is staying warm.

 

[tiburonfirst]

At least someone is staying warm.

let's hope we'll be next in line for a consistent warm-up!

 

[CES]

let's hope we'll be next in line for a consistent warm-up!

without going directly in to full blown summer


tme to get ready to face the day- have a good one y'all

 

[tiburonfirst]

yup! but that might be too much to ask!

have a good day, ces - i'm almost ready to face the rw too!

 

[skorpios1027]

You can have it 15-20 degrees above normal and it doesn't really even cool down at night. My poor fuzzy is really feeling it and it is murder in the arena working the horses.