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Scrappy
15 Month Old White Male Boxer, Housebroken, Crate Trained, Good with Other Dogs 12/13 - Just wanted to send
along a Scrappy Holiday Update! Scrappy is a 11/8 - Scrappy is doing
great! He has been given a clean bill of health and he is quickly recovering
from his neuter. He is a great dog, loves human attention and has already
learned many new commands in his foster home. He loves to play, give kisses and
cuddle, despite his size! He is great 10/18 - Scrappy is settling into his foster home quite nicely. He is a mellow love-bug that is always looking for attention and to give big slobbery kisses. His big nub of a tail does not stop wagging! He is still on medication for two more weeks at which time he'll get his blood levels checked and hopefully get a clean bill of health. He will also get neutered at that time. He plays great with other dogs so he would be best in a home with other dogs.
10/16 - Scrappy is doing much better and
is now ready to leave the vet and go to a foster home to continue his
recovery. His liver values are now back in a more normal range after being on
antibiotics for the last few days so at this point we are assuming the
elevated values were due to an infection. We will continue with the
antibiotics for another couple of weeks and recheck his values again at that
point.
Watch for updates once we get Scrappy into
a foster home and get to know him more.
Scrappy is not feeling very well right now. He was surrendered to us because he owner could not afford the treatment needed to help Scrappy. Scrappy was rushed to our vet with a GI blockage and elevated livers values. The good news is that blockage which appears to have been a piece of bone seems to have passed and he is definitely feeling a little brighter. However he is not out of the woods yet as there is still an issue with his liver and an ultrasound revealed some nodules on his liver, at this stage we are not sure what is causing this. He will be staying at our vet for at least a couple of more days on supportive care (IV fluids etc). The next steps will probably be a liver biopsy.
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