Darn, hope you're feeling better now.
Albert is feeling back to normal today (thank goodness) so they did some playing. Della is kicking like a donkey again. LOL
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I was hoping that would be the case with Albert too but the vet said those things are so darn resistent that it's hard to knock it out anymore. One of my friends had to have her GSD on antibiotics for 4 months to finally knock it out.The Dobe we had before Hannah had lymes disease. We had her on antibiotics for six weeks. It only came back once. That time she was on them for 3 wks. Never came back.
I was hoping that would be the case with Albert too but the vet said those things are so darn resistent that it's hard to knock it out anymore. One of my friends had to have her GSD on antibiotics for 4 months to finally knock it out.
Recovery isn't *so* bad with these two, PAN on the tv, and some gummy bears direct from Deutschland. Although the long lasting anesthetic is starting to wear off and I can feel the incision [emoji853]
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Juneau snugly in his Jammies. Not super happy about all of our stuff being loaded in a trailer.
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I didn't know you had surgery but I wish you a speedy recovery.Recovery isn't *so* bad with these two, PAN on the tv, and some gummy bears direct from Deutschland. Although the long lasting anesthetic is starting to wear off and I can feel the incision
Our dogs get the Lyme vaccine every year, but whatever Albert has isn't Lyme, but one of the million tick borne diseases out there these days.we saw brochure in our Docs waiting room relating to a new vaccine for people to prevent Lyme" disease. Asked doc about them, he suggested they were safe and to get the vaccine. We did and every bone in our body ached. It was awful. Cheri (my Wife) actually got Lymes then.
still gets pains on occasion. Not a fan of vaccines here anymore.

DE gummy bears are the best. I love the apple ones [emoji7].
Sorry to hear about surgery, but glad to know you have June there watching over you [emoji6]. When do you move?
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I didn't know you had surgery but I wish you a speedy recovery.
Our dogs get the Lyme vaccine every year, but whatever Albert has isn't Lyme, but one of the million tick borne diseases out there these days.
I'm with you on the flu shots. I got one once and got sicker than I had been for years. They say it won't happen, but many people seem to say the same thing.
Some outside time today.
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No with so many of them out there now they said it would be impossible to test for every one. I wish it was easily treatable, but so far many rounds of antibiotics haven't touched it. It only hits every few months and only lasts for a couple days, but he's so miserable when it does happen.Are they able to pinpoint what he has? Is it easily treatable?
Oh no [emoji21] I'm sorry to hear that. It's so hard seeing them suffer for any reason. Wishing him a short stint this time around.No with so many of them out there now they said it would be impossible to test for every one. I wish it was easily treatable, but so far many rounds of antibiotics haven't touched it. It only hits every few months and only lasts for a couple days, but he's so miserable when it does happen.
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