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One of my favorite shows. So sorry they removed this from streaming in the USA.

"I'm kind of a hope addict" is a wonderful quality.

Oh this did my heart so much good today! Lucky Pearlie!!!

There is never enough time with them. They take part of our souls when they leave us. That way, they can find us later

Oh the humanity!

I wish our country was mature enough to elect President Pete.

Just saw this. I'm so sorry. When they leave us, they take part of our souls. That way, they can find us later.

Haven't you heard of the AFA (Abandoned Food Act)?!? You may need a consult with @harborhound.bsky.social, LLC.

two dogs are playing on a bed with a floral curtain behind them ALT: two dogs are playing on a bed with a floral curtain behind them

Hope you are twirling again soon!

Six horses, three dogs, one cat and three humans all sending the best energy to Bonesy.

I hope Mom feels better soon!

I'm the hung-over son of an air force general that decided 7:30AM was the perfect time to drive out of a dense forest and onto a busy 55 MPH highway.

Do your own research on Librela. It is a Godsend for some, while others claim it led to serious side effects that did not go away.

My warning was based on what I have been told by my veterinarian friends. www.fda.gov/media/184483...

Definitely no harm in trying it. Pentosan helps rebuild cartilage and improve joint lubrication; Adequan promotes cartilage repair and reduces inflammation; hyaluronic acid is for advanced pain relief and swelling control. if I recall, HA needs to be injected into the bloodstream.

Stories like this make me feel stabby.

Finally, whatever you do, research "Librela" if that drug is offered. LOTS of anecdotal information out there about dreadful results.

I assume you are already using edible joint supplements that contain chondroitin sulfate, glucosamine, etc. Have you tried the oral meds, which are generally better for pain. With oral NSAIDs, I'm sure your vet will add yearly liver/kidney function tests.

Although the injectables are supposed to be administered in the muscle, you can give the shots subcutaneously---it just takes some extra hours for the body to absorb. SubQ was always easier for me with dogs.

I have used Adequan for horses and dogs. I have also used injectable Pentosan as well as the oral medications firocoxib and carprofen. The injectables help some animals but not others. Adequan does not have any pain killers in it, so consider that factor, as it isn't inexpensive.

Is it hard to maintain their coats?

Rainbow tribble!!!!

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Great pic!

Oh the humanity!

Just used Chat GPT and told it to do Beatrix Potter style edit. Never know what you are going to get.