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So very sorry to hear of Kip's passing Run free now Kip

Just saw this ... Growing up in Melb .. we often used the Hight Street Road Mount Waverley practice... My parents still often use them ..... very good and caring

Our darling girl passed away 2 months ago... :p Wehad already decided on cremation for the reason that , wherever we go, we can take her with us. When we got her ashes back - both my OH and I said ' she's home ' ... and took comfort that she was back with us.

I'm so sorry to hear this heartbreaking news RIP Fraser ;)

You gave Jack 4 wonderfully happy years - the very best gift possible. Sorry to hear of his passing RIP Jack

I'm so sorry Bini - he sounds like a very special chap RIP Mac - rest easy now :D

RIP Cosmo - sorry for your loss popsicle

Fly free Elliot Thinking of you Chewy - there are no words, but sending hugs

Rip Scamp - run free at that bridge

No words to add except my heart breaks for you . Thingking of you and Benson

What an exciting day for you !!! My 3 tips would be : * Not too much excitement on the first day - let Pup settle in * Continue with food that breeder has used - to prevent upset tummies * Establish sleeping area * lots of kisses and puppy breath !! Enjoy

RIP Snoopy :D Thoughts are with you and your family Smisch

Have just seen this now Have emailed

Wow , that wound is really healing well moosepup The photo of Moose tucked up in bed is priceless Keep us up to date ... I have not had any experience with burns and dogs, but have with people ... It is a long road , but Moose looks to be doing great guns

RIP Micky - Fly free at the bridge Sending lots of healing your way

Thanks for the update Munchin - that is great news I bet you feel so relieved .. now you can enjoy looking after the patient and providing lots of TLC

RIP Diva.. Fly free at the bridge

Hi Munchin I understand your worries. We had to put our oldest girl ( aged 12 ) uner G.A a couple of weeks ago for a dental extraction. I agree with Rappie and other posters - having confidence and faith in your vet is vital... I have a great rapport with our vet and she is incredibly caring and careful. I knew she would do all humanly possible to make things go smoothly - which they did. Also... having the pre-aneasthetic bloods is viatl - as it wouls show up any issues that could cause problems. Talk to your vet and they will be more thatn happy I;m sure to go through your concerns with you Good luck - sure all will go well and your boy will do well

That is great news DW - Way to go Diesel !!!! Also great news for you Kelly Louise Keeping fingers crossed for continued good health for both pooches

Great news and thanks for the update Keeping all fingers and paws crossed for continued recovery and good news

Keeping our fingers and paws crossed here ..... As others have said, you both deserve the best possible outcome Keep us posted

Hi Kingbob... I am so sorry to hear about Fred - I can well imagine your shock. But as others have said, it is good that you have caught it early Sending healing vibes to Fred and keep us posted......

Just caught up on this thread DW That is really fantastic news that you have found this option... sometimes just knowing we are doing ' something' to help them , makes you feel better. Hugs to both you and Diesel - keep us posted

So sorry to hear that DW Thinking of you and Diesel - stay strong

So very sorry Longclaw RIP lovely Ruby