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As you may have seen my lab Wilbur had his knee pinned when he broke it, Stay with him first night then see how he is, No running or jumping for a while, Oh and cut down on food as no exercise, Best of luck and hope little one is ok.

Check up in 3 weeks then short walks.

Thank you, Wilbur sends cuddles

A few weeks down the line, stitches out, still in confinement, doing well, Just trying to keep him calm when let out of his room, he is happy to go in there so it's not too bad thankfully.

Beautiful

Hello and welcome

It's not you, it's the terrier in her, my willow is the same with my daughter if she tries to pick her up, and growls at us all if we move her,. Don't let it get you down, she still loves you.

Ahh thanks

I had to convert under stairs for him as, even then he didn't like until now, he is happy to go in there

It's the eyebrows

He's definitely milking it lol

Back after check up, bandage off, with his old girl Willow, She's looking after him.

Thanks for all the tips, Will get him some bits to keep occupied

Thanks Yes he has a Kong and a boot he lives lol

Feeling very sorry for himself

He’s a six month old lab but big (30kg) I thought that might be the case, Hoping that as he is a bit low he will settle easier in there

Hi all, Wilbur has broken his leg, vet says he has to be caged which I understand, He hates cages, any tips on how to settle him, I've converted under stair for him is it just let him get over it or is there anything people use to make life eas9 Thanks

Starting to get on with each other...lol

Thanks for the advice

I know about raw, Wasn’t so sure about legs What about joint bones?