Thanks everyone. He is definitely back to his old self this week thank goodness!!! Playing with me again, trying to steal my dinner haha! His coat is even shinier. It must have been a rough few days for him trying to adjust to his holidays ending. I'm just so happy and thanks for all of the reassurance. We have enrolled in puppy classes, which start in two weeks. Sadly we never got to do them because of the covid lockdown. So that is something to look forward to!
Extreme GI issues? Lymphocytic-Plasmacytic Enterocolitis? Crohns in Basenjis?
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Sadly I got the bad news today. My B Boy has lymphoma of the GI tract - T cells, the worst to have. Vet thinks he will be with me one to two months and he already may have "used up" one while we were diagnosing him. The best now is palliative care. I am heartbroken, poor guy. Not fair to a truly sweet boy.
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I am very sorry to hear this. It's never easy to learn bad news. Thank you for giving this boy a chance, and I hope you manage to have some good days for the time you have left.
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So sorry to hear, that's heartbreaking news. Putting myself in your shoes I just can't imagine. Make these days count and make them memorable. Wishing you both the best
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How heartbreaking. You must be a very special sort of person and I'm so glad this little basenji found you so that his last little bit of his short life is filled with people who love and care for him. peace.
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I wanted to let everyone know that I helped my boy cross over the Rainbow Bridge yesterday. My heart is broken but I know my sweet Gombo is not suffering. I miss him already. Thanks for your support and words of kindness.
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So sorry for your loss….
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I am very sad to hear about your loss.
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I am so sorry. I was hoping you would have more time together.
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I agree, but thank you for giving him a special place and sending him over the rainbow bridge to be free of paid and sickness
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I am so sorry for your loss. I had a little girl die in a tragic accident a year ago
I am so sorry for your loss. Run free, little Gombo…
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Sorry for your loss, always harder when they are taken too early and we aren't prepared to let them go.
Jolanda and Kaiser