The Aliens returned and took DD#2. Again.
The prototype they replaced her with is screaming her lungs out right now as we speak.
I'm waiting for her head to start spinning around . . . any second.
The Broken Dog was up TWO times in the middle of the night to pee. Apparantly the new cardiac medicine must make her have to go.
She has fallen down twice today.
It's very pathetic.
Maybe the aliens should take the broken dog?
The prototype they replaced her with is screaming her lungs out right now as we speak.
I'm waiting for her head to start spinning around . . . any second.
The Broken Dog was up TWO times in the middle of the night to pee. Apparantly the new cardiac medicine must make her have to go.
She has fallen down twice today.
It's very pathetic.
Maybe the aliens should take the broken dog?
posted by Kathryn at
4:17 PM
4 Comments:
My Inner Nurse can't resist - yes, if she has CHF she's got excess fluid backing up into her lungs. The medicine will increase her urinary output to get rid of that fluid; she'll breathe better, have more energy, and you should see a drastic improvement. Well, considering her age... maybe not DRASTIC, but "definite". Best wishes!
dear god...must not laugh!
holy shit.
Did her head just spin the fuck right off?
McKenna's did last night and so did mine. I am here all alone with a 2 year old until SUNDAY.
Lord help RSG and me!
Hope DD #2 skips the whole pea-soup vomit thing! Poor, poor broken dog...
What time of day do you give her the meds? Like Toady Joe, I bee's a nurse LOL. If it's OK with the vet, I'd recommend giving meds to her as early in the day as possible--we used to give them to adults in the morning or they'd be up peeing all night hehehe
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