Because I love My Dog…Reblogging an earlier post.
Mary J. McCoy-Dressel ~ Contemporary Romance
I’m updating this old blog post because of a recent incident with my dog. I woke in the wee hour of the morning to her standing beside my bed, panting as if she had run a marathon. I let her out, thinking that’s what she wanted. It wasn’t.
I went back to sleep and again she woke me, still panting. This told me she must’ve been in pain. I called my son because she’s really his dog, and he came to check on her.
By then, my concern escalated to fear of her having a heart problem. She ended up going to an emergency vet center, which is what her vet suggested. The vet at the emergency center suspected pain as well. In the past she had injured her knee–a torn ligament.
Earlier snowfall 2015. Nothing compared to the East Coast.
With the deep snow we’re experiencing, the vet said…
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6 thoughts on “Love Without Limits~ Our Furry Family Members”
teagan geneviene
Thinking of you and your Fur Baby often, Mary. Aspen keeps me so worried these days… I’ve been afraid to ask you how she’s doing. But that doesn’t stop me from sending good thoughts. Hugs.
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Mary J. McCoy-Dressel
Hi, Teagan, Thanks for stopping by again. She’s responding to her medicine and acts like the same special baby she has always been. Bittersweet though, because the veterinary neurologist calls it a band-aid. My son and I are happy to see her feeling better and seemingly happy now for however long it lasts. Thank you for checking. I hope your Fur Babies feel better too.
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siobhandaiko
Our furry friends do become part of our families, I agree. When we moved to Italy, we couldn’t leave our cats behind – even though it cost an arm and a leg to fly them here. Hope your dog is all right, Mary.
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Mary J. McCoy-Dressel
Thanks, Siobhan, I’m glad you were able to bring your cats. It’d be very difficult to leave them behind. Unfortunately, my dog is not all right. We’ll know more tomorrow after some testing. 😦
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teagan geneviene
Hi Mary. So glad the pain meds are working! But when i got to your original post, LOL… i am SUCH a sap. Two sentences into it and i was blubbering.
It’s a lovely post and quite well done. Some people really do have “pets.” I could say far too much about that (and i don’t mean that the word “pets” offends me in any way). And then some of us have family members. Wishing your fur-baby a fast and pain free recovery. Mega-hugs. ❤
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Mary J. McCoy-Dressel
Point taken. Family member would have been a better choice because, yes, she is a family member. Time to edit my post… Thanks for stopping by, Teagan.
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