My leukemia's back.

[N F C]

Good morning everyone I hope your Sunday is a nice one!

 

[N F C]

Congrats Sour, see you hit 70,088 looks good on ya

x2 @sourland

 

[sourland]

Congrats Sour, see you hit 70,088 looks good on ya

x2 @sourland

My fingers are getting tired.

 

[N F C]

My fingers are getting tired.

Nah, you're just warming up!

 

[sourland]

Nah, you're just warming up!

Literally - it's too darn cold to be out training dogs. Teens again this morning, but supposed to get above freezing. I'll get out for a couple of hours later this morning.

 

[N F C]

Literally - it's too darn cold to be out training dogs. Teens again this morning, but supposed to get above freezing. I'll get out for a couple of hours later this morning.

Sour, how's your beagle that was sick doing?

 

[sourland]

Sour, how's your beagle that was sick doing?

So far so good. He's showing slight lameness in his right hind leg and is somewhat subdued, but I expected worse. Decrease the dexamethasone by 50 % on Tuesday. I'll see what happens then. If he continues to appear okay, I will gradually start transitioning him back outside.

 

[N F C]

So far so good. He's showing slight lameness in his right hind leg and is somewhat subdued, but I expected worse. Decrease the dexamethasone by 50 % on Tuesday. I'll see what happens then. If he continues to appear okay, I will gradually start transitioning him back outside.

Maybe he'll feel a bit more chipper and less subdued once he can get back outside. Do you suppose the lameness will eventually go away?

 

[sourland]

Maybe he'll feel a bit more chipper and less subdued once he can get back outside. Do you suppose the lameness will eventually go away?

I'll be calling the vet on Monday. It may be prudent to start treating him for Lyme disease.

 

[Bunnylady]

Mornin', Team.

Do you suppose the lameness will eventually go away?

Even if the lameness is neurological in origin, it might, once the cause is taken care of. I have a horse that was treated for EPM (a neurological problem caused by a parasite). One of her symptoms was a vague sort of hind-end lameness, but to see her now, you'd never know she'd had a problem.