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  • Fanny Fanackapan
    Fanny Fanackapan Posts: 18,769
    KBslittlesis said:
    Lordflashheart said:
    KBslittlesis said:
    Oh @Lordflashheart that’s awful for all of you & especially your beloved Springer. 
    I’m sure your vet will do everything they can.
    Sending all my love.

    Thank you - I reckon (at best) I had 3 hours sleep last night - and I do know it’s not the answer, but I am tucking into the Rioja tonight - just so down and sad 

    He’s only five and half years old 
    I’d be the same fella no doubt about it.
    Lost one of our goats yesterday, she was only 8 and in great condition until a week ago she showed signs of bloat. Tried all the treatments, stuck a pin in her stomach but no joy. No idea how she suddenly got it, had no access to feed to gorge on. Putting it down to eating wet grass. It’s been so wet here lately that we feel bad keeping them in that we put them out as soon as any sun appears.
    Can’t do right for doing wrong.
    You feel so helpless.
    Love to you my friend ❤️
    Oh no ! Must have missed this earlier.

    Bless her heart & sending love to you, lovely lady. <3
  • JohnBoyUK
    JohnBoyUK Posts: 9,054
    @Lordflashheart, hope Bodie is feeling better soon and getting up to mischief with his brother!
  • ElfsborgAddick
    ElfsborgAddick Posts: 29,236
    Lordflashheart said:
    Update time 

    We have spent today desperately waiting for phone call from the Surgeon - things got so stressful I went to the pub for a few beers with my best mate !!

    At around 5pm Surgeon rang me 

    Bodie went to theatre at 9am this morning - they operated on both front legs - took a bit longer than she expected for both legs - he came out of operating theatre around 3.30pm - then she waited for him to wake up

    9am to 3.30pm 😳

    HE IS FINE

    Obviously drugged up to the eyeballs

    The surgeon - a lovely French lady - was, I can only describe as, sounding incredibly proud of herself for what she did today  - both operations went well

    She said after he woke up he wagged his tail at her once he wasn’t so zonked (although still on massive amount of painkillers) 

    She will not let him try and walk tmrw 

    But Thursday she wants to try some ‘baby’ steps on a tiny little walk - and I mean tiny 

    Meanwhile, today his brother has been howling in distress - obviously missing his brother immensely - I wish I could explain things to him - he must be so confused 

    However he is now laying on my lap, snoring like a Sussex Pig, whilst I watch Car SOS

    Phase one complete

    Onwards

    Thank you to those with such lovely comments previously - means a lot to me - my boys, well, I just love them so much, and last few days have torn me apart 

    I’m not a natural crying person, but fuck me I’ve cried shed loads last few days 
    Now go back to the boozer to celebrate :)
  • LargeAddick
    LargeAddick Posts: 32,697
    Lordflashheart said:
    Update time 

    We have spent today desperately waiting for phone call from the Surgeon - things got so stressful I went to the pub for a few beers with my best mate !!

    At around 5pm Surgeon rang me 

    Bodie went to theatre at 9am this morning - they operated on both front legs - took a bit longer than she expected for both legs - he came out of operating theatre around 3.30pm - then she waited for him to wake up

    9am to 3.30pm 😳

    HE IS FINE

    Obviously drugged up to the eyeballs

    The surgeon - a lovely French lady - was, I can only describe as, sounding incredibly proud of herself for what she did today  - both operations went well

    She said after he woke up he wagged his tail at her once he wasn’t so zonked (although still on massive amount of painkillers) 

    She will not let him try and walk tmrw 

    But Thursday she wants to try some ‘baby’ steps on a tiny little walk - and I mean tiny 

    Meanwhile, today his brother has been howling in distress - obviously missing his brother immensely - I wish I could explain things to him - he must be so confused 

    However he is now laying on my lap, snoring like a Sussex Pig, whilst I watch Car SOS

    Phase one complete

    Onwards

    Thank you to those with such lovely comments previously - means a lot to me - my boys, well, I just love them so much, and last few days have torn me apart 

    I’m not a natural crying person, but fuck me I’ve cried shed loads last few days 
    Sounds like very good news. Praying Bodie makes a full recovery and will be back home with you all very soon.

    My wife and I were out walking our two Borders this afternoon and we were talking about Bodie and wondering how he'd got on today so thanks for the very encouraging update. Thoughts with you all.
  • Hal1x
    Hal1x Posts: 4,265
    Good news! hope he recovers quickly and is back home soon.
  • Fanny Fanackapan
    Fanny Fanackapan Posts: 18,769
    SO happy to hear that positive news ! 

    Onwards & upwards now for Bodie !
  • T_C_E
    T_C_E Posts: 16,428
    Great news, I remember when Bailey was diagnosed I stayed at the RVC until he woke up and was stable, then I got told he was being kept in overnight, I was told he would have electrolysis that afternoon and would be fed when fully awake. 
    I’d just arrived at Dartford tolls when a call told me he was awake and eating, I went through the tolls off at Dartford back through the tolls and back to Potters bar RVC and sort of kipped in the car park. 
    They’ll put you through hell and back, but there’s nothing you wouldn’t do for them. 
    Good luck with your boy. 
  • Lordflashheart
    Lordflashheart Posts: 5,627
    T_C_E said:
    Great news, I remember when Bailey was diagnosed I stayed at the RVC until he woke up and was stable, then I got told he was being kept in overnight, I was told he would have electrolysis that afternoon and would be fed when fully awake. 
    I’d just arrived at Dartford tolls when a call told me he was awake and eating, I went through the tolls off at Dartford back through the tolls and back to Potters bar RVC and sort of kipped in the car park. 
    They’ll put you through hell and back, but there’s nothing you wouldn’t do for them. 
    Good luck with your boy. 
    So true - I will do anything for my boys 

    To quote Roy Keane ‘dogs don’t talk shit’

    No side to them - just loyalty and love 

    If only human beings could all be like that ……….
  • KBslittlesis
    KBslittlesis Posts: 8,669

    😎🥰🥰😘😘😘

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  • Lordflashheart
    Lordflashheart Posts: 5,627
    KBslittlesis said:

    😎🥰🥰😘😘😘
    When we bought Buster and Bodie, my plan was they would be called Bodie and Doyle - my daughter kicked off big time - no way she said - so we negotiated to Buster and Bodie 

    In fairness - perfect names for each of them 

    But Lewis Collins - in - Who Dares Wins - what a film, what an actor ‘live bastards, dead soldiers’ - what a cracking line in that film 

    If you are born early 70’s so grew up watching The Professionals - simply fantastic 

    Passed away far too young Lewis did - fully understand your 😍😍 for him 
  • KBslittlesis
    KBslittlesis Posts: 8,669
    I absolutely adored him 😍
  • Sillybilly
    Sillybilly Posts: 9,240
    Good news mate. Onwards and upwards. 
  • SidewaysInOz
    SidewaysInOz Posts: 1,340
    Lordflashheart said:
    Update time 

    We have spent today desperately waiting for phone call from the Surgeon - things got so stressful I went to the pub for a few beers with my best mate !!

    At around 5pm Surgeon rang me 

    Bodie went to theatre at 9am this morning - they operated on both front legs - took a bit longer than she expected for both legs - he came out of operating theatre around 3.30pm - then she waited for him to wake up

    9am to 3.30pm 😳

    HE IS FINE

    Obviously drugged up to the eyeballs

    The surgeon - a lovely French lady - was, I can only describe as, sounding incredibly proud of herself for what she did today  - both operations went well

    She said after he woke up he wagged his tail at her once he wasn’t so zonked (although still on massive amount of painkillers) 

    She will not let him try and walk tmrw 

    But Thursday she wants to try some ‘baby’ steps on a tiny little walk - and I mean tiny 

    Meanwhile, today his brother has been howling in distress - obviously missing his brother immensely - I wish I could explain things to him - he must be so confused 

    However he is now laying on my lap, snoring like a Sussex Pig, whilst I watch Car SOS

    Phase one complete

    Onwards

    Thank you to those with such lovely comments previously - means a lot to me - my boys, well, I just love them so much, and last few days have torn me apart 

    I’m not a natural crying person, but fuck me I’ve cried shed loads last few days 
    Great news. 
  • Stuart_the_Red
    Stuart_the_Red Posts: 1,876
    edited February 19
    Best wishes for a speedy recovery to all whose pets are not well at the moment.
    We had a rushed trip to our vet on Friday after Pedge our Shi-Tzu got a piece of her chew stuck in her airway and was having problems breathing. Our vet was excellent as always and Pedge was back out and almost back to her old self within half an hour. She slept a lot that day. 
    But, as you can see in the picture the gangs back together again!

  • arny23394
    arny23394 Posts: 1,202
    Lordflashheart said:
    Update time 

    We have spent today desperately waiting for phone call from the Surgeon - things got so stressful I went to the pub for a few beers with my best mate !!

    At around 5pm Surgeon rang me 

    Bodie went to theatre at 9am this morning - they operated on both front legs - took a bit longer than she expected for both legs - he came out of operating theatre around 3.30pm - then she waited for him to wake up

    9am to 3.30pm 😳

    HE IS FINE

    Obviously drugged up to the eyeballs

    The surgeon - a lovely French lady - was, I can only describe as, sounding incredibly proud of herself for what she did today  - both operations went well

    She said after he woke up he wagged his tail at her once he wasn’t so zonked (although still on massive amount of painkillers) 

    She will not let him try and walk tmrw 

    But Thursday she wants to try some ‘baby’ steps on a tiny little walk - and I mean tiny 

    Meanwhile, today his brother has been howling in distress - obviously missing his brother immensely - I wish I could explain things to him - he must be so confused 

    However he is now laying on my lap, snoring like a Sussex Pig, whilst I watch Car SOS

    Phase one complete

    Onwards

    Thank you to those with such lovely comments previously - means a lot to me - my boys, well, I just love them so much, and last few days have torn me apart 

    I’m not a natural crying person, but fuck me I’ve cried shed loads last few days 

    Love it. All the best to you and Bodie!
  • Lordflashheart
    Lordflashheart Posts: 5,627

  • Lordflashheart
    Lordflashheart Posts: 5,627
    Went to see Bodie today - he walked and did a wee outside 

    He comes home tmrw 🥳
  • Fanny Fanackapan
    Fanny Fanackapan Posts: 18,769
    Lordflashheart said:
    Went to see Bodie today - he walked and did a wee outside 

    He comes home tmrw 🥳
    Best news of the day ! 

    Bless his little white "cotton socks" !
  • LargeAddick
    LargeAddick Posts: 32,697
    Lordflashheart said:
    Went to see Bodie today - he walked and did a wee outside 

    He comes home tmrw 🥳
    Great news. Here’s hoping for a full recovery for the little lad. Get well soon Bodie.

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  • guinnessaddick
    guinnessaddick Posts: 28,802
    @Lordflashheart do you have to get Buster checked out?
  • Lordflashheart
    Lordflashheart Posts: 5,627
    guinnessaddick said:
    @Lordflashheart do you have to get Buster checked out?
    Yes we do - brothers from same litter - so Buster will need a CT Scan in due course 
  • AdTheAddicK
    AdTheAddicK Posts: 3,381
    Lordflashheart said:

    What a beautiful boy he is,  glad he is on the mend. We've got a cavalier. I've never had a pet, never really wanted one, was sort of forced by my partner. But he has changed my life completely for the better. So when I see or hear about any pet in distress I can only sympathise. 

    But pleased he looks to be on the up :) 
  • KBslittlesis
    KBslittlesis Posts: 8,669
    Thank you so much for the update!
    And I’m so relieved that Buster will get checked too.
    Give Bodie a big kiss from his crazy goat Auntie for being such a brave boy ❤️
  • Lordflashheart
    Lordflashheart Posts: 5,627
    edited February 20
    AdTheAddicK said:
    Lordflashheart said:

    What a beautiful boy he is,  glad he is on the mend. We've got a cavalier. I've never had a pet, never really wanted one, was sort of forced by my partner. But he has changed my life completely for the better. So when I see or hear about any pet in distress I can only sympathise. 

    But pleased he looks to be on the up :) 
    Thank you - he and his brother are utterly gorgeous - he’s a lovely lad is Bodie, can be a stubborn sod at times - Surgeon called it right - we turn up, he was happy to do a little walk, and did a massive, and I mean massive, pee outside the hospital - his legs still very sore, but take a look at the amount of metal now in his front legs 😳

    Best bit today - his tail wagged like crazy when he saw us

    Worst bit, look on his face when we left him there - he would have thought he was going home 

    However, tomorrow, he is coming home 😍
  • Gribbo
    Gribbo Posts: 8,542
    Get on, Bodie. Good lad
  • ElfsborgAddick
    ElfsborgAddick Posts: 29,236
    Lordflashheart said:
    AdTheAddicK said:
    Lordflashheart said:

    What a beautiful boy he is,  glad he is on the mend. We've got a cavalier. I've never had a pet, never really wanted one, was sort of forced by my partner. But he has changed my life completely for the better. So when I see or hear about any pet in distress I can only sympathise. 

    But pleased he looks to be on the up :) 
    Thank you - he and his brother are utterly gorgeous - he’s a lovely lad is Bodie, can be a stubborn sod at times - Surgeon called it right - we turn up, he was happy to do a little walk, and did a massive, and I mean massive, pee outside the hospital - his legs still very sore, but take a look at the amount of metal now in his front legs 😳

    Best bit today - his tail waked like crazy when he saw us

    Worst bit, look on his face when we left him there - he would have thought he was going home 

    However, tomorrow, he is coming home 😍
    A lovely weekend awaits you all :)
  • Lordflashheart
    Lordflashheart Posts: 5,627
    ElfsborgAddick said:
    Lordflashheart said:
    AdTheAddicK said:
    Lordflashheart said:

    What a beautiful boy he is,  glad he is on the mend. We've got a cavalier. I've never had a pet, never really wanted one, was sort of forced by my partner. But he has changed my life completely for the better. So when I see or hear about any pet in distress I can only sympathise. 

    But pleased he looks to be on the up :) 
    Thank you - he and his brother are utterly gorgeous - he’s a lovely lad is Bodie, can be a stubborn sod at times - Surgeon called it right - we turn up, he was happy to do a little walk, and did a massive, and I mean massive, pee outside the hospital - his legs still very sore, but take a look at the amount of metal now in his front legs 😳

    Best bit today - his tail waked like crazy when he saw us

    Worst bit, look on his face when we left him there - he would have thought he was going home 

    However, tomorrow, he is coming home 😍
    A lovely weekend awaits you all :)
    Thank you - I’m binning off Exeter at home - Bodie is more important 
  • ElfsborgAddick
    ElfsborgAddick Posts: 29,236
    Lordflashheart said:
    ElfsborgAddick said:
    Lordflashheart said:
    AdTheAddicK said:
    Lordflashheart said:

    What a beautiful boy he is,  glad he is on the mend. We've got a cavalier. I've never had a pet, never really wanted one, was sort of forced by my partner. But he has changed my life completely for the better. So when I see or hear about any pet in distress I can only sympathise. 

    But pleased he looks to be on the up :) 
    Thank you - he and his brother are utterly gorgeous - he’s a lovely lad is Bodie, can be a stubborn sod at times - Surgeon called it right - we turn up, he was happy to do a little walk, and did a massive, and I mean massive, pee outside the hospital - his legs still very sore, but take a look at the amount of metal now in his front legs 😳

    Best bit today - his tail waked like crazy when he saw us

    Worst bit, look on his face when we left him there - he would have thought he was going home 

    However, tomorrow, he is coming home 😍
    A lovely weekend awaits you all :)
    Thank you - I’m binning off Exeter at home - Bodie is more important 
    No contest mate, the dogs will make you happy for a start.
  • Stuart_the_Red
    Stuart_the_Red Posts: 1,876
    It’s great to see Bodie up and about!
    Enjoy tomorrow!

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