Heike & BInie
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Good evening,
I am quite happy Binie had the best curve ever since the diagnose and on her new reduced dose.
Feels like after all that difficulties we are finally making a few steps in the right direction. Yesterday evening I even felt she acted like her old self again, which she hasn't done for many month now. Today she was sleeping a lot. I am really curious how this goes on.
I tried to examine her wound today and expected to see a big improvement but there is still an open hole where the stiches used to be. Curious what the vet has to say about it next week. I noticed she doesn't lick that often any more so maybe it is not that itchy.
I notice her fur grows more quickly, which makes problems with the libre getting pushed out.
I really have to learn to put it on myself as poking is not really a reliable option with her. I feel managing this desease is so full of obstacles and progress is never linear.
Hope everyone is having a relaxed saturday!
Good evening,
I am quite happy Binie had the best curve ever since the diagnose and on her new reduced dose.
Feels like after all that difficulties we are finally making a few steps in the right direction. Yesterday evening I even felt she acted like her old self again, which she hasn't done for many month now. Today she was sleeping a lot. I am really curious how this goes on. I tried to examine her wound today and expected to see a big improvement but there is still an open hole where the stiches used to be. Curious what the vet has to say about it next week. I noticed she doesn't lick that often any more so maybe it is not that itchy.
I notice her fur grows more quickly, which makes problems with the libre getting pushed out.
I really have to learn to put it on myself as poking is not really a reliable option with her. I feel managing this desease is so full of obstacles and progress is never linear.Hope everyone is having a relaxed saturday!