Apache fix

Apache got fixed last Thursday . I guess it's been a LONG time since Frieda went in for the same operation and I just don't remember how long it took for her to recover from surgery. Apache has to wear a "Bitenot" collar (which looks like a whiplash neck brace) for a week and has to refrain from jumping, running, etc. for two weeks. At least she doesn't have to wear an E-collar: with the Bitenot she can still use the dog-door and while it's uncomfortable and *itches* , she's dealing with it.

While Rondo enjoyed his brief only-dog status, I think he likes her presence: Rondo is quick to solicit play from her and she's particularly interesting now .

For all the stitches, itching, pain (I'm guessing there is at least discomfort) and the dread collar, she seems to be taking this very well.

And for the cat lovers:
A friend has a cat that has learned that he can torture the dogs (they're terrified of him!). Chicago (the cat) is a Master of Evil! This cat, by the way, is having kidney failure but through diligent watering (he gets water intravenously every 2-3 days) is doing very well (it's been over two years since he was diagnosed and Elayne started the water). Still, perhaps the best explanation is that he is part demon.

Apache fix

Apache got fixed last Thursday . I guess it's been a LONG time since Frieda went in for the same operation and I just don't remember how long it took for her to recover from surgery. Apache has to wear a "Bitenot" collar (which looks like a whiplash neck brace) for a week and has to refrain from jumping, running, etc. for two weeks. At least she doesn't have to wear an E-collar: with the Bitenot she can still use the dog-door and while it's uncomfortable and *itches* , she's dealing with it.

While Rondo enjoyed his brief only-dog status, I think he likes her presence: Rondo is quick to solicit play from her and she's particularly interesting now .

For all the stitches, itching, pain (I'm guessing there is at least discomfort) and the dread collar, she seems to be taking this very well.

And for the cat lovers:
A friend has a cat that has learned that he can torture the dogs (they're terrified of him!). Chicago (the cat) is a Master of Evil! This cat, by the way, is having kidney failure but through diligent watering (he gets water intravenously every 2-3 days) is doing very well (it's been over two years since he was diagnosed and Elayne started the water). Still, perhaps the best explanation is that he is part demon.

Apache fix

Apache got fixed last Thursday . I guess it's been a LONG time since Frieda went in for the same operation and I just don't remember how long it took for her to recover from surgery. Apache has to wear a "Bitenot" collar (which looks like a whiplash neck brace) for a week and has to refrain from jumping, running, etc. for two weeks. At least she doesn't have to wear an E-collar: with the Bitenot she can still use the dog-door and while it's uncomfortable and *itches* , she's dealing with it.

While Rondo enjoyed his brief only-dog status, I think he likes her presence: Rondo is quick to solicit play from her and she's particularly interesting now .

For all the stitches, itching, pain (I'm guessing there is at least discomfort) and the dread collar, she seems to be taking this very well.

And for the cat lovers:
A friend has a cat that has learned that he can torture the dogs (they're terrified of him!). Chicago (the cat) is a Master of Evil! This cat, by the way, is having kidney failure but through diligent watering (he gets water intravenously every 2-3 days) is doing very well (it's been over two years since he was diagnosed and Elayne started the water). Still, perhaps the best explanation is that he is part demon.