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The vet phoned me this morning to tell me that if i wanted to bring STORM home for the weekend i could. hes still dripping blood from his urethra which has been adapted to suit his lack of you know what. the blood is expected to cease itself. apparently because of the repositioning of the urethra this blood issue is the usual result. he now squats like a bitch,starngely enough he knew to do it immediatley post-operation. hes lost a about 4 kgs but ill fix that.

the chemo treatment begins next week so ive to leave him in again on monday afternoon. the chemo will be once a week for six weeks then once a month for ever, with atrip back to vet the following day for a blood check. below are a couple of pix i took when he lay down on a rug. First one pre- op. then post-op.

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The vet phoned me this morning to tell me that if i wanted to bring STORM home for the weekend i could.  hes still dripping blood from his urethra which has been adapted to suit his lack of you know what.  the blood is expected to cease itself. apparently because of the repositioning of the urethra this blood issue is the usual result. he now squats like a bitch,starngely enough he knew to do it immediatley post-operation. hes lost a about 4 kgs but ill fix that. the chemo treatment begins next week so ive to leave him in again on monday afternoon. the chemo will be once a week for six weeks then once a month for ever,  with atrip back to vet the following day for a blood check.  below are a couple of pix i took when he lay down on a rug. First one pre- op. then post-op.

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I'm so pleased you've got him home for the weekend.

Wishing him a speedy recovery and hope the chemo isn't too bad for him. :wub:
 
Ahhhhh bless the old lad :huggles: :wub:

Hope things pick up for him soon John

Big hugs for stormy :huggles: :huggles:
 
Yep big hugs for Storm from me to. I hope that everything goes well from now on John
 
Ahh poor lad - what a set of stitches those are !! Storm :huggles: :huggles:

Wishing him all the very best, and keeping everything crossed for him. :luck: :luck:
 
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:huggles: :huggles: Storm. He must be some dog John. Have a really good weekend .
 
Enjoy your weekend with him John.I know you've along way to go,but I reckon the old lads gonna be around for along while yet. :thumbsup: :D Karen
 
So pleased you've got him home with you for the weekend. I'll bet he'll be back on the bed tonight then :- "

:luck: :luck: :luck: with the chemo

Big :huggles: to you and Storm
 
So glad to here you have him home. Best place for him to recover.

It's a big scar, but nice and clean. It can be distressing seeing them dripping blood, but hopefully that will clear up soon.

Best of luck with the chemo next week and Storms continues recovery.

:luck: :luck: :luck:
 
So pleased hes home for the weekend with you John ~ the best place for him to be... Have a lovely weekend

Big hugs & kisses to Storm 'the hero' & to Colt... :huggles:

Best wishes with the chemo next week... :luck: :luck:
 
great to see storms home for the weekend :thumbsup: poor lads been through it,im sure he will go from strength to strength :thumbsup:
 
iam glad hes home john, enjoy all the time with him as you are a good fella with your dogs, take care mark
 
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iam glad hes home john, enjoy all the time with him as you are a good fella with your dogs, take care mark
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Got to a agree, he's one hell of a fella :luck:
 
I've been watching this thread....and I honestly didn't realise just how extensive the surgery would be :(

He is an amazing fella and just shows how quickly they can adapt when surrounded by love.....and you certainly have given more than a life time already :)

Sendin you all a :huggles:
 
jeanyg said:
I've been watching this thread....and I honestly didn't realise just how extensive the surgery would be :( He is an amazing fella and just shows how quickly they can adapt when surrounded by love.....and you certainly have given more than a life time already :)

Sendin you all a  :huggles:

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this dog holds my heart...end of story :wub:
 
Yeh,we can see that John.Ive just been asking myself ,how many of us would have given up by now,and called it quit's.But the old saying still holds true,that a dog's a mans best friend.So we've got to keep our end of the relationship,and be our dogs best friend.I have to give you 10 out of 10 ,no 12 out of 10 for that one John.Good man,and good luck,To you and Storm. ....Billy....
 
:huggles: to Storm and also to you, John - you must be so thrilled to have him to love and fuss, even if it is only for the weekend - this time. Hope you'll soon be back together permanently, and well again very soon :luck:
 
poor storm,hes been through so much poor lad. :( heres hoping everything goes well now and hell soon be given the all clear. :luck: :luck: :luck: enjoy your weekend with him john,got to say i think its wonderful of you for trying to get him better again,a lot would have given up on him but not you. :thumbsup: well done :huggles:
 
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