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How lovely to see that ! Thanks for posting Alison xx

So much loss in a short space of time xx Take good care of yourself @Cath .

Wonderful accolade xxxx

So very sorry Cath :'(:'(

Well done to all involved xx

Can't wait to meet her then !

Cassie might like this too :)

You make a good point @mf about the placing of the reward - Alice also advised me to raise the height of her food and drinking bowls.

Thanks @Granca, she did look down at her feet going backwards when Alice started the treadmill - why am so far from the liver paste now? Oh, OK, just keep walking :cwl:

Thanks Alison, it's not the end of the world, after all she is 10 and half now! And it's only just occurred really, despite the slight hip dysplasia. Hopefully it will help build up her muscle mass. Like I say, it's about maximising her activity level going forward.

This morning Cassie had her first session with Alice the physio and started treadmill hydrotherapy sessions. This is to help her stay as comfortable and active as possible now that she has arthritis diagnosed. She had a ball - I mean, what's not to like about ad lib liver paste :giggl:

Yep, quite happy jumping into it and stretched out in the sun once on board!

Not quite the same but on our recent trip to Anglesey we went on a boat trip - we had to go down a long ramp which was made of metal mesh - very strong metal mesh obviously! I never gave Cass a thought - but before we got to the bottom I became aware that she was getting lower and lower ...

Hopefully he will get over this in time !!

In my very limited experience the bitiest of crocopups become the very best of dogs xx

Echoing my thoughts!!

Sorry, I misunderstood- I thought they had done the procedure there and then.

Not quite the post I was hoping to read - I hope this is a case of "a stitch in time". Was it sedation or full anaesthetic? It is horrid seeing them post surgery, hope he feels better soon. :thelambiesarecoming: :hug::hug:

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Super neat @Candy !