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  • Dropped the dog off (again) this morning…
  • stox
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    Following this thread almost two years ago where I dropped my dog off for hip surgery …

    http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/dropped-the-dog-off-this-morning

    Unfortunately the implant hasn’t been successful. Tilly has never really settled with it and the implant itself is infected and the antibiotics just can’t clear it. She has spent the past two weeks unable to put any weight on it.
    it was agreed the best course of action is to remove the implant.

    I dropped Tilly off this morning and I’ve had a call to say its all been removed without any problems. I’ll get a call in the morning to let me know when I can collect her.

    I really don’t know how this will pan out since her rear hips are so degenerated. I’m told she may walk a little odd and she will need hydrotherapy but she will not be feeling the pain she clearly has been with the implant in which is a huge bonus.

    Fingers crossed for tomorrow.

    thisisnotaspoon
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    🙁 and 😀 if it’s improving

    Inbred456
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    My Mum rescued a Wippet that had been thrown off Bishop Auckland viaduct. Lost her tail and both hips had to be removed. Still like a rocket seems to cope fine. She is a slight dog though. Keep the weight off and I think you’ll be fine.

    stox
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    Lost her tail and both hips had to be removed.

    Out of interest was that done at Wear Referrals who were then based in bishop Auckland? I only ask because that’s who are looking after my dog

    jambalaya
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    Best wishes to her, you too. Let us know

    Inbred456
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    Sorry Stox not sure. She came through the RSPCA shelter at Meadowfield in Durham.

    stox
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    No prob inbred456. Just curious.

    Tillys home! Procedure went well. Implant came out without any issues. It was loose so that’ll explain some of the discomfort she must have been in.

    We need her to start putting some weight on the leg but she is showing some encouraging signs already.

    Got home and had her dinner so we’ll see how she goes.

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