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Yes, it was very confronting! Finn is aging and he has minor problems in which a vet and an operation was necessary. He also has deformed front paws due to artrose.

Just got a message that Finns brother is gone over the rainbow bridge...His artrosis was so severe that he couldn't lay down and was is in a lot of pain....He was the spitting image of Finn and it is strange and weird to hear that he is no longer among us.....Run free dear Boyd!!!

Is there a doggy daycare in your neighborhood or in the neighborhood of school. I don’t know what the costs are….

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Could it be that the possum went there and left some smell there? So that Maxx is weeing over the smell of the possum or some other animal?

A speedy and uneventful Recovery Merlin!!

As a pup Finn was on royal canine and had bouts of diarrhea. Thats when I changed his kibble to ProPlan and that did work really well. He is on salmon not chicken, for I wasn't sure if he was intolerant of the chicken. I changed it gradually, so it took a fort night before he was totally on...

Next week Finn is due for his yearly health control and vaccinations. I think I will talk to the vet about his medication. His arthritis is getting worse and we see he is in pain. I think she will say to high up the dose of Librela, but I think I want to try something different in addition like...

So glad to see you here!! I was very worried, but glad you are reunited with cookieman!

Finn has a 70cm x 100cm bed

How are you Carbón and ML? You are being missed!!

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Hugo is the name of our 5year old grandson!! So quite familiair with the name. He is so sweet!!

I am so excited for you!! Curious a out the photos!!

Yes, thanks for asking! Finn is doing very well and is almost his old self again! He is getting used to his cone, he is even trying to chase a cat with the cone…. We also have to put drops in his eye 3 times a day, and when he sees it he just close his eye and won’t open it….:cwl:The vet didn’t...

Finn has to wear the cone for 14 days. On the 13th day after the removal the stitches will be removed, so on the 28th of September. Until then I have to use the eye antibiotics to prevent inflammation

What a clever Snowy! I am sure that they understand more than we think!

Finn is doing very well. The wart is gone and I have to give him eye antibiotics. He also has some painkillers. When I came to collect him he was still a bit groggy. There was one thing that I didn’t think through….He didn’t fit in my car with a cone and still groggy…..So yes, Finn has a cone...

Finn wasn’t happy this morning and kept asking where his breakfast was….

Yes, it’s almost the same! Better to remove it! Finn‘s own vet will do the removal as we don’t have an ophthalmologist to do it. She said she has done a lot of them and I trust her!