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poor baby, sounds like she's having a right old time of it. But keep up the good work with her! |
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Aww, fingers crossed for her. |
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Poor baby, I hope the steriods do the trick xxx |
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Update on Rosie. She seemed much better on the steroids. The vet's still totally baffled. He took her off them for a week to see what happened, the lesion didn't get any larger, but became slightly bulbous. It looks like granulation tissue or a bad blister, not a tumour. I tried to put a photo bucket pic of it on here, but it wouldn't work. She's back on steroids now, with a review in 3 weeks . I wonder if I should get him to e-mail the photo to a specialist ? |
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