I tried to post about 8:30 e.s.t. and my internet just wouldn't cooperate. Sorry!!
Yes, he's doing *very* well. I told Dr. B if there was even the remotest chance "it" (the lump) might be funky to send it in. But nope -- he told me he tossed it because it was absolutely **positively** just 'fatty tissue' and he was positive of it.
Teeth were fine. Very very minimal anesthesia. Dr. B sorta "specializes" in bull-dogs and bracheocephalic breeds so anesthesia is a biggie to him. Thank heavens.
Tinker's the one with the ear infection. I knew the other stuff he'd given me just wasn't doing enough so she went back and Ms. Tinkerbell has a bacterial infection so she's on a bigger guns antibiotic drop. I've been using Natural Balance kibble (freebie samples *grin*) as 'treats' for them and as long as she gets "One for the left ear and one for the right ear" she's fine!! (*sniffing for my spoiled rotten dogs*)
Part of what I lost was an encouragement for folks to lift up a dog named Brutus. Eventually I hope Amanda (Bevolasvegas) will post. She's one of those awesome dog moms and she's very active in the rest of the Dog.com messageboard. She's got a relatively new dog she rescued (literally took him off the street) - a boxer named Brutus. He suddenly got weak last night and they rushed him to the e-vet. IMHA. *sigh*
He's at a hospital in Houston. She's one of those incredible folks connected with really awesome vets. She uses TCVM and homotoxicology on Bevo (who is a Dobie with Wobbler's)
Brutus crashed really fast -- so keep him lifted up if you can with good thots & prayers. It can be really tough when a dog initially crashes as fast as he did to get them stable. I'm just so sorry she's joining the 'crowd'. *sigh*
Brutus link
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