Gypsy has had enough with the fluids.

[rose]

my thoughts and prayers are with you and gypsy

 

[Calliesmom]

Dawn, so sorry to hear that Gypsy's problems continue. as everyone else said, we are here for you

 

[tentcamp]

I'm so sorry, you are in my prayers.

 

[David]

I feel so, so very sad for you and you are in my thoughts. I wish you and Gypsy all the best of good fortune at this time. I know how you must feel as I lost my Jes three years ago due to kidney problems.

 

[nbrard]

Love, hugs, and my prayers to you and Gypsy.

 

[Megansmom]

Please let your cyber family know how the phone with your vet goes! :sadsmile:

 

[tofu pup]

Dear Dawn, I am so sorry that you have come to this point with your girl. It's such a sad situation - but at the same time, I am so moved by the love that you show for her when you recognize that she's no longer comfortable with the injections. Whatever happens, I know that you will make the decision that is best for your beautiful girl. Take care.

 

[Mally's Mom]

Dawn,

My heart goes out to you.

Both you and Gypsy are in my prayers.

Will call you soon.

 

[Mikos_Mom]

I'm really sorry to hear about Gypsy. I can only imagine how tough this is on you... but I know that you love her with all of your heart and that when a loving and pure heart makes a decision, you can't go wrong.

(((hugs))) to you both.

 

[Danny's mommy]

My heart goes out to you and Gypsy. Years ago we had to give our Irish setter fluids in his back. The vet says it is like a camels hump when it fills with the fluid. He claimed it shouldn't hurt there. But then we didn't do it for 9 months. I would muzzle her but that is my thought and probably discontinue allergy shot. When I was in the hospital they had an IV always set up ready for a needle if needed. Can they do that with dogs so you don't always have to poke her with new needle? Just a thought. Praying for all of you.