Piper is home after getting the tumor removed from his right back leg. Mom said some words like round cells and vascular, whatever that means. He is in pain, which makes my Auntie Jen also hurt.
Mommy went over and held Pipes and sang to him this evening, the same way she did me after my paw surgery early this spring. She said it calmed Pipe-Pipe, just like it did me. His Momma had to go back to work, so Mom stayed with him until his Dad got home tonight.
Even though Piper gets two shots a day for diabetes, his “sugar” is all over the charts, so he will have to go back to get an all day glucose test done. The doc should have his biopsy results by then.
And they aren’t sure if Piper’s heart medicine is doing the trick for his heart murmur.
His Momma and Daddy really appreciate all the POTP, prayers, and healing thoughts.
Xena Schnauzer Warrior Princess with Riley, Lucy, and Chia 
SHE IS!
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Thank you my friends. It is true. And this morning at work a lady told Mommy she was very lucky to have ME!
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We have Piper in our prayers. You are lucky to have such a compassionate mommy.
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Thanks much to you all. We really appreciate it.
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Our thoughts are with Piper, Lexi. He is really having a rough time. Diabestes is a hard one to control and stay controlled. Mom had a kitty with diabestes and certainly can relate. She will be praying and we will be purring for Piper.
All our purrs,
Shoko and Kali
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Thanks, guys.
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We sure hope Piper improves and the tests come back B-9!
Your Pals,
Murphy & Stanley
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Thanks much!!!
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We are glad Piper is home and will continue to send POTP.
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Thank you, Kismet. Yes, it is a lot!
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That sounds like the vet’s full employment act. Hoping for everything to be OK might be a bit much, so we’ll work on half of them this week.
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Thanks for the update Lexi, We’re keep the prayers going.
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oh no. I know his mommy will take care of him. I’m praying for the little guy. He’s been through a tough time. Give him licks for me okay. XOXO – Bacon
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Thank you! Both needed and appreciated.
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Awww, poor baby. Glad he came through the surgery and will keep our fingers and paws crossed on the biopsy results. POTP thoughts still flowing your way. ღ
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Thank you, Bacon. I know he had a good night with his Mom sleeping on the floor next to him, but this morning is not using the leg that had surgery. That might be just as well for right now.
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Thanks, Reilly and Denny. His big sister doesn’t understand and wants to jump all over him, so they have to be kept separated right now, which is hard on everybody, too.
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Piper likes anything he gets to eat. He eats so fast I don’t think he even tastes it. One of the challenges of trying to manage his diabetes is he has to get a shot every 12 hours, within 30 minutes of eating.
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Thanks, Whitley. We appreciate it.
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We are sorry for your sadness, and grateful for your POTP for dear Piper.
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aaww – our thoughts and prayers are still with Piper my friends. Much love – please continue to keep us updated. XOXO – Bacon
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Poor little guy – he is really having to deal with a lot – we hope things settle down for him
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Poor baby. And Diabetes for dogs can be tough. My neighbor had a dog with it. He was a sweet dog. Of course he wasn’t thrilled when they changed his food diet, especially having to eat broccoli for his treats. He wasn’t a fan of that.
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Sending lotsa POTP!
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Poor baby we send our POTP to Piper..we have sadness here too in our home..seems to be everywhere 😦 xxx
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Thank you so much Cupcake. You’re a good friend.
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Thanks for the update, L. We will continue sending happy, healing thoughts and prayers to Piper until he gets all his issues squared away. He will be fine.
Love and licks,
Cupcake
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