<html><head><style type="text/css"><!-- DIV {margin:0px;} --></style></head><body><div style="font-family:times new roman,new york,times,serif;font-size:12pt;color:#000000;"><div>We Tucker boy home fum da vet, Momma still worry cuz dey no know wat wong wit da boy. Him gits to go beck to da doc in day mornin. Dey hab to twy to an do da chest an thwoat picshure den. Him be a sicky boy wit da feber an bein so sleepy. Da doc sez him maybee haff to go to da UC Davis peeples, maybee dis nite if him gits worser. Hmmm ya tink dis doc go to school for awl dat time, dey wud no sumpin. Otay, me wet da Momma tell about it.<br>Snooters,<br>Nelly Belle, Princess of Puffs<br><br>Nelly Belle is right, our Tucker is a sick boy and no idea what is going on. He did spike a fever today and the WBC are at 34,000 along with a high alkaline phos. level. This started with increased seizure activity (from his normal focal to now having
grand mal). Two nites ago he became really lethargic, labored breathing, a weird sounding cough and cold body temp. My boy is never cold and has always been a little furnace. <br>The doc is really worried and puzzled. Tucker's back pain is not consistent with what the x-ray shows. He actually screamed and snapped at the tech yesterday when they picked him up. Tucker is going to have chest x-rays tomorrow, they are hearing fluid in the lungs today. They have to use anesthesia to relax him enough to take the x-rays (Tucker is a nervous wreck at the vet) and it was too late in the day today. I won't leave him overnight with no one there. I have my strict orders that if he gets any worse tonight he is to go straight to UC Davis, not the ER Clinic. (They have already called to set it up.) Tucker will more than likely be going to UCD anyway tomorrow from what I was told
today. <br>So Momma is needless to say really worried. The not knowing is probably worse than knowing.<br><br>Karen and The Dog House Gang<br><br><br></div></div></body></html>