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Earball?
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I broke down and called:) And I am glad I did.
Yes–that's what I do, too--sometimes they get so busy, that they forget.... I'm surprised to hear the tumor was so big....did your vet say how long it usually takes to get results back (when it's not a holiday week??) Just because it's large doesn't necessarily mean anything negative. I'm hoping everything will turn out just fine!! Give little Squiggs a hug and kiss for me.
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That is what happened, they just got a bit busy and ended up calling later- Even after I called to check on him.
I went on my lunch break to see him and he was doing well, but I decided to go back after work to take him home. He ended up scratching his stitches and bleeding a bit.
But the good news is he is doing fine now, at home. He is a bit irritated with his stitches, but doing just fine. He played with his rawhide before laying down to chew on it, which made me smile to see him being normal.
My mom is sending her b to my Grandmas house tomorrow and taking Squiggy to hers so that he can relax and be supervised. **I love my family.
She even sent over some leftovers tonight for dinner–-for Squigs, not me :p
The vet only charged me around $154, $70 of that was to send it off. **love my vet too.
We should know something in about a week, maybe sooner.
Thanks again everyone for the support, I will keep you updated on his progress and prognosis. -
I'm glad to hear Squiggy is doing fine and getting lots of TLC
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The vet had me try this "new amazing e-collar" it is made out of cloth and is suppose to be easier on the dog.
Well Squiggy either flips it backward so it looks like a shirt collar or the shakes his head really hard to try and get it off.
I cleaned up the blood that had matted his neck scruff and it seems to be helping. He is a pretty boy and doesnt like to be dirty:p
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Hi Everyone,
We got the results back yesterday. The "earball" was benign!!! The vet sent in about 1/3 of it and it came back as not abnormal.
The lab really didnt know what it was they guess a "possible wound reaction", but they did say that there was nothing cancerous or fungal.
I need to go pick up a copy or have them fax me one.
So, thank you everyone for you thoughts and kind words!
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Yay….Fantastic news!!!!
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GREAT news!! Now you can go back to enjoying your furbaby with no worries!!!!
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Yippee! Great news!
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Woo Hoo wonderful news
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Thanks guys! besides the itchy stitches, he is doing great! he will have the stitches out about the 3rd or 4th and we should be all good, just funny looking :p
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Great news!!!!! That's a nice early Xmas gift!!
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Great news!!!!! That's a nice early Xmas gift!!
Thank you, it was:p
Now Squigs is spoiled and wants his "special" treat every evening even though we are through with the pain meds (wrapped in cheese).
