Tully is not good

Caro said:
A friend dropped by to visit Tully, he took some gorgeous photos of my old lady. And despite the touching photo of Kismet and Tully touching noses, Kis and Della are in the bad books for pushing Tully off the ramp and into the garden. Poor little old lady, I had to rescue her out of the salvia, she was quite confused.


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What great pictures Tully look so good and bright eyed Kudos and well wishes.
 
Cindy said:
how is she doing?
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She's pretty good today. You know how it goes, up and down. Atm she's back on the full dose of steroids, it makes a big difference. With a half dose every second day she slides back so I just don't know what to do about it. If she doesn't have long then she may as well be happy on steroids, but then I'm back to having to make tough decisions when her ligaments go from the steroids.

On the plus side, I put up extra fencing in the courtyard and Tully has made her way out and back all by herself. I put a fence all the way from the dog door and down both sides of the ramp so she can't be pushed off by her mean sisters. I also covered over the left hand side - which is the side she always gets stuck in. She can't use it at night but during the day she goes out to toilet. I'm just so glad to see. It does mean the others can't play in the courtyard because there's not enough room, but it's important for Tully to be comfortable in the time she has.
 
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