[Dailydrool] Bugsey by Browyn the Fairy Princess
Molly Thompson
mthompson5922 at gmail.com
Thu Mar 18 07:26:20 PDT 2021
Lilly and Jem are sending get well drool your way.
Molly (Auburn grad) with Lilly and Jem
On 3/17/2021 12:33 PM, Jennifer Martin via Dailydrool wrote:
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> Hey everyone! I am having a complete and utter meltdown! My Bugsey is
> very sick. He doesn't act it. He was still playing with me. It was
> kind of fun because I was actually able to knock him down while
> wrestling. Then he decided he wasn't going to eat. I know that is
> normal for some hounds, but not my Bugsey. He always eats every last
> morsal in his bowl. Then he makes sure Beauford and I didn't leave
> anything in our bowls. I am not really sure why he is so obsessive
> about this. I cannot remember a single time that we missed eating
> anything. Mom tried not to worry because, well, Bugsey had been
> outside wrestling with me, going on walkabout a good chunk of the
> afternoon, and he was all kissy with his girlfriend, Gemma.
>
> Monday morning, Bugsey still didn't eat. Now we were all worried.
> Mom noticed that his gums were yellow when she brushed our teeth. She
> was on the phone to the vetman as soon as they opened. They said he
> could see Dr. Watts at 4:10 or Dr. Sarah at 9:00. We usually see Dr.
> Watts, but Mom said she would be there at 9:00. Dr. Sarah took a look
> at Bugsey and had blood drawn and in the machine when she came out to
> tell mom that Bugsey was in acute liver failure. She told mom Bugsey
> needed to get on his way to Auburn University in the next few
> hours.Dad couldn't get off work and go with an hour notice, so he had
> to stay at work and worry by himself. Mom packed us and her in case
> she had to spend the night. She dropped us off with the vet, and
> headed to Auburn. The important thing to note is I was at the vet in a
> run ALL BY MYSELF! That just doesn't happen. I was very upset.
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> Bugsey got to Auburn and they asked all kinds of stupid questions like
> was he up to date on his rabies shot (of course!), does he bite, etc.
> Well, he hasn't bitten any humans, but he sure bit me Saturday when I
> knocked him flat. Mom had to deal with a clueless ER vet. She was
> convinced Bugsey was full of cancer and probably going to die. His
> liver enzymes were at lethal levels. Mom wasn't so convinced. He had
> all kinds of x-rays and an ultrasound and blood work back when he was
> diagnosed with his tummy issues.
>
> Now to speed things up. Turning over to the mom, just know I am a
> wreck! Jennifer here. Bugsey is in accute liver failure. He is at
> Auburn University Vet hospital. ER didn't see any obvious blockages
> or cancer. Due to covid, I has to sit in the car in 80 F Temps on a
> sunny day in a dark grey car. They did an ultrasound and didn't
> really find anything. They sent me home without being able to say
> goodbye. They gave me the impression that Internal Medicine would run
> some tests in the morning and I could pick him up in the afternoon.
> Nope! Yesterday they did a lot of blood work. His liver is
> functioning. It is blocked. There is some damage, but not too bad.
> They did another ultrasound and a fine needle biopsy of the liver and
> an enlarged lymph node. The lymph node was a bad sample. The liver
> just showed inflammation. His APT should be between 74-136. It was
> 11000 on Monday. Last night it was down to 4000, but now his ALT is
> starting to rise. No one can figure out why he isn't laying on the
> bottom of the crate acting like he is going to die. He is up watching
> everyone and demanding much attention as he can garner. He is not
> eating much. My vet says this is probably a good thing at the moment
> because it rests his lido it can heal. They just took him off for
> exploratory surgery. They are going to get some liver biopsies, gall
> bladder fluid sample and anything else they happen to see abnormal.
> That is all I know at this time.
>
> Browyn really is a wreck. Not sure if she has a bladder infection or
> her pH went up and she is forming crystals. Today is her 9th Gotcha
> Day! We love you little girl! I am just trying to get enough urine for
> a sample. She is peeing about 2 drops at a time! Please send as much
> drool as possible Bugsey’s way. We are extremely concerned as you
> might imagine.
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> Jennifer with Beauford, Bugsey and Browyn the Fairy Princess
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