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26-07-2008, 04:20 PM
Huge hugs from the gingers and Roxy to the darling Cassie
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26-07-2008, 04:21 PM
Originally Posted by Lynn 
Hope the meds help and you have a peaceful night tonight with Cassie.
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Originally Posted by Losos
Jackie, so sorry I missed all this yesterday evening and today (Have not been able to log on much recently) but I'm so pleased to see that the vet has a pretty good take on the condition and let us hope the PB does the trick (and if it does take time to reach full effectivenes and I, of course, do hope that there's no repitition of the attacks)
You must be frazzled - the mental strain is huge - with our beloved dogs there is often so little we can do in such situations but I must say that was a reassuring photo you posted and like others I also am a firm believer that the 'upside down' sleeping is a sure sign the dog is happy, feeling safe, and not in any pain, so I'm really looking forward to see you post that asap.
And wish you all well (you, John, and Cassie)
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Originally Posted by AussieGeek
O My just catching this. Im glad she is ok and that you have a diagnosis. Fingers crossed things get better from here.
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26-07-2008, 04:24 PM
Originally Posted by Vicki
Meds will sort it, J. Just like they did for Mishu (my epi shiba) and as they do for the Dogsey dogs. It's a bit of trial and error getting the dosage right at the start, but once that's sorted it pretty much solves the problem. It's no cure, but can make a dog's life pretty much normal again. As I said before, Mishu was on PB and I only ever saw one fit....... Hope it's the same for you, hon, and maintenance meds are the answer.
Huge hugs from the gingers and Roxy to the darling Cassie
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26-07-2008, 04:32 PM
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26-07-2008, 04:34 PM
Originally Posted by Helena54
Awww, just checking in, glad to hear she enjoyed her little walk and her Haagan Daaz, and I too will be looking forward to seeing her in her usual pose, legs in the air, bless her gorgeous little cottons. Glad Lossos confirmed that one for me too, because I used to swear by it with my own Cass, it really does mean all is well Jackie. Take carexxxxxxxx
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26-07-2008, 06:01 PM
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26-07-2008, 06:09 PM
Originally Posted by queenwillow
poor cassey ,she looks such a lovely girl ,lets hope the med sorts it all out for you ,such a worry for mom and dad isnt it ,glad she enjoyed the ice cream
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26-07-2008, 07:33 PM
Poor Cassie.
So sorry to hear she had another fit during the night. Must have been frightening for you all. Hope the medication sorts things out for Cassie and she doesn't have another fit. Fingers and paws all crossed here.
She looks thoroughly miffed in that photo, the wee soul.
All the best to the three of you. Take care.
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26-07-2008, 08:43 PM
Originally Posted by Borderdawn
Hope she is ok from now on WH, everything crossed here.
Originally Posted by Westie_N
Just been catching up.
Poor Cassie.
So sorry to hear she had another fit during the night. Must have been frightening for you all. Hope the medication sorts things out for Cassie and she doesn't have another fit. Fingers and paws all crossed here.
She looks thoroughly miffed in that photo, the wee soul.
All the best to the three of you. Take care.
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