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  1. Anne123

    Hello there,

    Hallo and welcome from Finn and me here in the Netherlands
  2. Anne123

    Possible Mast Cell Tumour

    Fantastic news!!:happyfeet::sheeproll::dancesheep:
  3. Anne123

    Any suggestions?

    No, he doesn’t scratch. It’s the hair falling out. I brushed him this morning and a lot of hair came out so the spot is larger. It’s not his seasonal moulding, the things you mentioned what it could be also came into my mind. Finns mum had thyroid problems while she was expecting.… I’m not that...
  4. Anne123

    Any suggestions?

    Finn is getting a bold spot on his left flank/thigh. It's not itchy and it's not bothering him. The skin is intact, no inflammation or bugs are to be seen. Perhaps a little bit dry skin. Any suggestions are welcome what it could be or how to treat it!
  5. Anne123

    Possible Mast Cell Tumour

    Lambies and hugs! Thinking of you tomorrow and the days to come while you wait for the results!! :thelambiesarecoming: :hug:
  6. Anne123

    Possible Mast Cell Tumour

    Oh no Kate, I’m so sorry!! :hug: :hug::hug:Not again!! I don’t know what to say….
  7. Anne123

    Off on our holibobs

    Enjoy!!
  8. Anne123

    Lump on face

    :happyfeet::monkey::penguinkiss: Im so happy and relieved for you!!
  9. Anne123

    More Ollie problems

    Try to find something to work with him what you both like. For example, Finn was a handful and we did all sorts of training with him. It was nice, but we didn’t bond. I didn’t like the dog (Finn) we bought and I thought he was a big mistake…Until I found out what a very good nose for scent he...
  10. Anne123

    Possible Mast Cell Tumour

    Just catching up! You must be so worried! When will you have the test results? Do you have to wait long? The waiting and the unknown is horrible! Paws and fingers crossed for a good outcome!!
  11. Anne123

    GGJ'S Coming to Tail.

    Happy birthday GGJ!!
  12. Anne123

    Finn is limping

    . They won’t give advice unless they have seen him. I tried to get some painkillers, but they wouldn’t give it until I came in for a consult. Sometimes it’s enough to give a painkiller and then it’s okay, if not, go to the vet. It’s the same as for humans, when you have a headache you don’t go...
  13. Anne123

    Finn is limping

    What bothers me is that you can’t buy over the counter painkillers for our furry friends and that it is still in the hands of the vets. It makes prices unnecessarily high. I would have given Finn a kind of paracetamol for a few days and when that would not have helped seek veterinary advice.…We...
  14. Anne123

    Finn is limping

    The vet told me that if he is still sore after a fortnight she want to do X-Rays. I asked her what she wanted to do with them, if it would change her therapy? No she said, then I see how bad it is…..I told her I dont want to have him X-rayed just for curiosity…..and it won’t change therapy.
  15. Anne123

    Finn is limping

    Finn is doing better. His limp is still there but less pronounced. This morning he got his first tablet. i just have to wait and see. We didn’t reduce Finn’s walking and the vet told me that what I do is good. As my oh has to work this Easter only short walks on hand. I don’t let him play and...
  16. Anne123

    Finn is limping

    My OH said tonight that he is going to change jobs in becoming a vet. The prices they ask for a consult or diagnosis are far more higher then in humane medicine…..And there is a shortage on vets
  17. Anne123

    Finn is limping

    Yes the vet checked his paw for injury or a thorn. I do that quite often. Sometimes there is a very tiny stone and he refuses to walk, lift his paw to show me that there is something stuck….She also checked if he has arthritis in his feet…The limp was there right after he had been sedated for...
  18. Anne123

    Finn is limping

    Does the name NSAID say something?
  19. Anne123

    Finn is limping

    Finns teeth cleaning was 400 euro…..
  20. Anne123

    Finn is limping

    No, he didn’t. The vet thinks that it is due to his anesthesia and waking up from it. Perhaps he strained his paw or moved it awkward. He had anesthesia to clean his teeth. After he came home I saw he walked stiff and kept licking his paw. The paw which is shaved and where he had his canule in...
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