Posted by Nicole on Sep 29, 2014 in From Nicole, Honey Updates | 0 comments
Honey was as excited as ever to go in for her second round of chemo. She greeted the veterinary staff with endless tail wagging and kisses.
After a really great week with no real side effects to speak of, I was far less afraid of this round than the first one.
But of course, a part of me still hates the thought of putting more dangerous chemicals into my sweet dog.
But all checked out well – her weight and bloodwork are all within normal range.
This round of chemo is an oral tablet – so we’ll be giving her a dose each day over the next three days. Here’s her discharge papers if you want more details of this treatment:Â Honey Discharge.
We’re keeping a sharp eye on our girl and getting in as many snuggles as she’ll allow. (This may be the first time Honey’s hit her “human quota” – but who can blame her?) She is patient and willing at every turn and as perfect as any dog could be.
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Update Tuesday at 4:30 pm:
Today was her first dose of the oral chemotherapy, and we of course felt like this in giving her the dose:
One of the potential side effects of this drug is a bladder condition that appears like a bladder infection – so it’s best to keep her drinking and peeing regularly. Happy to report she’s been drinking like a fish and well, you know… 🙂
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Eternally thankful for each moment more with our Honey Bear. 🙂 – Nicole