A few weeks ago, we prepared to say goodbye to Cooper. That Friday morning, he woke up, picked at his breakfast, and went outside. He seemed slow. Off. A bit disoriented. Then, over the course of the morning, he declined swiftly. He couldn't walk well, and he wobbled and fell when he tried. He became confused and seemed lost in the rooms he's lived in for the last seven years. He wouldn't eat.
4 Must-Read Dog Books This Fall
Fall reading is, in my opinion, the best reading. While summer gets all the hype (I mean, sure, reading at the beach is lovely), with fall reading you get a crackling fire, a steaming mug of tea, warm blankets, fuzzy socks, and a pile of pets who want nothing more than to snuggle as you turn page after page of a good book. Throw in some cold, rainy, gray weather, and it's a recipe for
If this were a tabloid, the headline would read: 100-year-old goes on killing spree. The cause will shock you.
A note before I begin, dear friends: If you're at all squeamish about loss of backyard wildlife or circle-of-life stories, this one's not for you. Come back another time or peruse this old, old post about gratitude for my quirky old dog. Cooper turned 13 this summer. The girls threw him a party, complete with special squeaky toys, treats, and a birthday crown. View this post on
How to get a second opinion from a vet
Have you ever questioned something your vet told you? Have you ever wondered if your vet was the right person to educate you on a particular topic? Have you ever considered talking to another vet--either at the same practice or at another--about your pet's diagnosis? If so, you're not alone. In fact, seeking a second opinion from another veterinarian is a perfectly normal course to take.
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