Mom of Tucker
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- Jun 22, 2015
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- Bulldog(s) Names
- Sophie (2015), Jasper (2020), Tucker (2015-2020)
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- #16
So, I just got home with no Tucker. However, the results of the X-ray and ultrasound showed nothing unusual! It's all complicated, but they are going to treat him with IV steroids, keep him in the ICU overnight, where he will have a nurse on duty the whole time, and they will check his red blood cells again in the morning.
After the testing, I was able to visit with him before I headed back home. However, he was mad at me because he kept his back to me and wouldn't look at me. I asked him for kisses, and he ignored me, lol. They had to shave his belly.
I love the Texas A&M Veterinary staff. They were so professional and accommodating and very conscientious of English Bulldog issues. My boy is in good hands!
After the testing, I was able to visit with him before I headed back home. However, he was mad at me because he kept his back to me and wouldn't look at me. I asked him for kisses, and he ignored me, lol. They had to shave his belly.
I love the Texas A&M Veterinary staff. They were so professional and accommodating and very conscientious of English Bulldog issues. My boy is in good hands!
