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By: Jeff

Jeff — Sat, 05 Apr 2014 00:05:15 +0000

My Furchild Ted also suffered hip dysplaysia. And like your Furchild had a similar event at that age . With care and TLC I was able to enjoy him for almost 5 more quality years.
Ted’s vet gave him a rx for glucosamine and chondroitan . With bufferin for flares. If it was a bad flare he would get a shot of matacam. We brought a Bob Opedic mattress . A Sertapedic type memory foam human bed.
Limited his exercise. Put a ramp in for him instead of stairs. Lots of swims when it was worm and he was up to it.
Short daily walks.
Sadly cancer and his hips took him from me 1/15/14 .
But aside from his last couple weeks he lived out a good life, gave all his love and was loved….
I hope you share much more time with Miss Elle, but enjoy today …….

By: Patricia Serrill

Patricia Serrill — Mon, 17 Feb 2014 21:08:50 +0000

Our beautiful almost 8 year old Miss Elle began to endure a lack of function in her rear legs. It was a giant trauma for us. We had her at the Vets when she could not get back in the car. we had x rays and sure enough there was a problem. Steroid medication meant food did not stay down so that was stopped and she went on Metacam and a pain medication for a time. We had a dolly on hand and I began moving Miss Elle to the dolly and out to the grass for her business . Moving her with a light weight beach towel in front of her rear legs was a great assist. The first couple of times were difficult but we progressed and she was always cooperative. I slept near her first night then I would move her to the bedroom and she slept at the foot of the bed and was happy .
When she seemed to need hydrating I gave her a little cup of apple sauce and she was happy in the middle of the night. I found your website as I explored what on earth we would do. And I even called a crematorium and talked to a very nice lady in case that became an option.

As we kept up the routine Miss Elle began to take steps and move on her own again with all four legs. This progressed from a few steps to a nice distance and into the garage and one step up into the house. Our love has progressed to better than she was in a couple of years and we are holding our breath. We would like to introduce another Lab into the house . And that is a consideration. We feel lucky to have our love back to full function and only hope it will last. Her lack of use and recovery of her walking function was about 10 days . When she could not move I moved food and water to her .