So what now - the recommendation is to go and see a special doggie surgeon to determine if the lump can removed - we have to consider though that surgery on doggies feet can be very tricky (especially when involves the pads) as it can be very difficult for this area to heal properly. We also have to find out what are the chances of lump growing back and whether having it removed will really make it easier for me to walk as the vets tend to think the limping is more a result of the arthritis rather than the lump. We have an appointment to see the surgeon in 2 weeks and will know what we are going to do then - in the meantime I am just happy to go galumping (that is the sound my boots make when I run on the sand). Thank you everyone for all the Power of Paw - it means so much.
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| The vet was waiting for ME to arrive with my name on the sign! |
So happisome dere wos no nasty cancer Reilly, wee sure nuff hopes da speshul doc can sorts dat paw outs fur yoo dude
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Da K Krew
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Yay! SO happy! What a relief.
ReplyDeleteWoohoo Reilly, yous a star! So now its phew, thats not a nasty butts lets see what the Vetman can do to make you more comfy....1) Move to a wamrer climate to help Arthurs-Eye-test...tick, done that. 2) Find sumwheres easy on the paw fur walkies....like a beach?......tick, done that.
ReplyDeleteI finks yous streets ahead of Mr Vetman already Reilly
Loves and licky kisses
Princess Leah xxx
So glad it wasn't cancer but sure sounds like you have a lot of things to consider with surgery.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad any kind of c is outruled... and I hope so much that the surgeon has a good idea for your paw Mr. Reilly. I like the welcome sign, what a nice idea... my vet only says: uhoh! you? when I enter his crib hehehehe
ReplyDeleteWe are so sorry we missed this was happening when Lady was out last week. We are thrilled it isn't cancer but continue to send POTP as it sounds very serious.
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ReplyDeleteWow, I'm doing the happy dance big-time for you! Yipee to the lack of evil C. Sorry you might have to have some surgery, but I still think this is excellent news for you. POTP can work wonders.
Grr and Woof,
Sarge, Furiend
WHEWWWWWWwwwwwwwwwwwwww THis is super GOOD News Reilly. We are really HAPPY fur you. POTP Does Work!!
ReplyDeleteKatie and I are soooo relieved! Well. She doesn't know yet because I am still in DC. But she will be relieved this afternoon when I tell her.
ReplyDeleteWell, I am SO glad that it is just a lump and not anything else. I guess we will wait for the news if it can be removed or not. I sure hope it doesn't affect your galumping!
ReplyDeletePurrfect news just purrfect!!!
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Thank goodness! So stressful waiting for the call
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We are so glad to hear that it is not "C". Mabel had some sort of inflamation on her foot last month -it was on top and between her toes. A short course of prednisone took care of it
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Mr Bailey, Hazel & Mabel
We're so happy that it's not cancer, Reilly! Our paws will be crossed for a good visit with the surgeon.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear the good news. Maybe Reilly will not need the surgery.
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We are so happy that the test came back B9! Now we hope they figure out what is best for you!
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Murphy & Stanley
Sooooo glad you got good news and whatever you decide regarding the surgery will be the right one.
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Sully
That is very good news. Hope your paw gets better with time.
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We're glad it was not cancerous. Our Miss Charisma had a lot of lumpy bumps on her feet. She even had to get one toe removed. But she did quite well after that.
ReplyDeleteThanks for explaining the results Reilly. So glad its not a cancerous lump, and it sounds like the vet people are going to do their very best to help you walk more comfortably. A calm and handsome doggie eh? Well we knew that already of course.
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Bertie.
Paws crossed for a good outcome! Glad you can still get out an about and do your Bark Ranger duties.
ReplyDeletePHEW!!!!! OMD, I've been sendin' POTP and good vibes your way every single day!!! This is indeed good news!!!!! I knows your Moms will know what is the bestest thing to do!
ReplyDeleteLots of {{hugs}}!
Kisses,
Ruby ♥
Hari om
ReplyDeleteWell the good news outweighs the negative here... woohoo! Hugs and wags YAM-aunty xxx
That smile says wonders!! Great news about the tests, we hope they can do something about your paw!!
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Dory, Jakey, Arty & Bilbo
Reilly that is good news and I hope they can fix your footy up real good. I am sorry you have a lumpy bump.
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It stinks getting old and having arthritis. We see the sad state it causes every day with Katie. Now even her heart which is in awesome condition has that tumor. Just not fair. We hope you can find a good solution to your pawblem.
ReplyDeleteso glad your tests came out well, that is a HUGE relief! i am sure you will have answers as to how to proceed soon. That is cool that you had your name on the sign! We have too many doctors/pets at our vet for them to do that. I love it! DakotasDen
ReplyDeleteWe are so happy there is no evil canc ear, but we are sorry there isn't an easy fix. We hope a solution can be found. Mom says when your feet hurt everything else is miserable.
ReplyDeleteWoos - Ciara and Lightning
Great news! We will continue to pray for you!
ReplyDeleteCammie!
Yay, so happy there's no cancer. Hope the lump doesn't give you too much trouble walking.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear it wuzn't cancer!
ReplyDeleteWe love how they put your name on the sign.
ReplyDeleteWe didnt know about your foot ouchie. We hope it heals soon.
Sounds like good news so far hope it all works our well for you and doesn't impact the walkies! Love Dolly
ReplyDeleteSo happy to hear the news!!!!
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