Tag: surgery
Cross-Post: The Event, Part 2
Lulu: “Dada’s write-up about his aneurysm continues over on his other blog this week!”
Charlee: “I don’t know why he even has another blog. Why does he need one when he has ours?”
Chaplin: “I think it’s so he can use bad language over there when he wants to. Sort of like HBO.”
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im so brayv i probly think this post is abowt me!!!
hello nice reederz its dennis the vizsla dog hay wel on fryday i had my dentals wurkd on by perry o’dontal the irishman!!! i herd them telling mama and dada they had to pull wun tooth at the bak wot had its pulp expozed and they pulld another tooth wot wuz neer my absess but they left the other tooth in playse thinking it can be sayvd!!! yeah sayve toofeez!!!
the vetnameez peepul tuk verry gud kayr of me and treeted me ekstra speshul on akkownt of my hart and i wuz verry verry brayv abowt the hole thing!!! i kan proov it i hav a sertifikat chek it owt!!!
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potp for saya!!!
hello nice reederz its dennis the vizsla dog hay heer wuz my noo sister saya last week
heer is my noo sister saya tooday
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The Butter Box Blues
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Arthroscopic Surgery Is Not Always Minor
THE FOLLOWING IS A PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT
Hello stuffie friends. This is Yellow Duckie, with an important public service announcement about arthroscopic surgery. You may have heard that arthroscopic surgery is a safe and effective treatment for many conditions, which is true, but you still must be sure to choose a qualified arthroscopic surgeon. Unfortunately, I did not have that option; stuffie rules require that I visit my PCP (or “primary canine playmate”) for all procedures, and my PCP is the infamous Dennis.
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Donations Sought For Surgery For Rescue Vizsla – Nashville, TN
You have to love a dog named after Bill Paxton’s character from Aliens. (Well, I do, anyway.) More information can be found at http://www.atlantavizsla.org/VCMA_HudsonFund.htm. From the vizsla rescue list:
From: Tania Campbell
Subject: [VCARescue] Fundraising Effort for Rescue
Date: Monday, June 8, 2009, 10:24 AMJust an update on the dogs found in Nashville, and a plea for help. We are trying to raise money for Hudson’s surgery. The estimated cost to repair his leg is $2600. Our club raised $370 bathing dogs last Saturday and we’ve had several generous donations by individuals, but we are only half way to our goal. If you would like to contribute, please go to http://www.atlantavizsla.org/VCMA_HudsonFund.htm.
Hudson is scheduled for surgery on June 11th. He and Hunter are being fostered separately, and both are doing well.
Thanks for your help!
Tania Campbell
VCMA Rescue VolunteerFrom: Tania Campbell
Sent: Wednesday, May 20, 2009 5:24:25 AM
Subject: 2 vizslas found in Nashville, TN (Update)These boys have not been claimed. Yesterday they were both neutered. One boy was x-rayed for an ongoing limp, which unfortunately revealed an old elbow fracture that never fused. We are shopping around for an orthopedist and will probably be starting a collection drive soon. Our vet said it could be upwards of $3000 to repair. 😦
From: Tania Campbell
Sent: Wednesday, April 29, 2009 10:16:16 AM
Subject: 2 vizslas found in Nashville, TNFound: 2 intact male vizslas (no collars or microchips)
Where: Nashville, TN (near airport)
When: Monday 4/27
Please contact Tania Campbell or Darcy DuVal
To protect them from spammers, I removed the e-mail address and phone numbers of the vizsla rescue contact people. If anyone wants to get in touch with them, send me a note and I will arrange things for you.
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Nose Job
THE FOLLOWING IS A PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT
Hello, stuffie friends. My name is Blue Dog, and I am here with a cautionary tale about choosing a surgeon for your operation.
The Oceanside Animals 