I hope she will heal quickly following the procedure.
Dog tail found wrapped with tiny hair ties.
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this was 4 days later
then 10 days later
18days later
now this is 4 weeks after amputation, almost fully healed.
then 10 days later
18days later
now this is 4 weeks after amputation, almost fully healed.
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Started to reply to your post, then saw you deleted it.
Hope your dog and especially the youngster who made the mistake are feeling much better.
Hope your dog and especially the youngster who made the mistake are feeling much better.
for some reason i couldn't upload a pic from phone, i fixed it now
Maybe I should have added a disclaimer that contained graphic pics?
As you said, off topic section.
There are lots of threads posted on here about people's pets and various questions or issues or things that come up.
why did you click on it....look at all the pictures.... and then feel the need to comment if it's something that doesn't or wouldn't interest you?
I didn't waste your time .... you wasted your own time.
The length is different but yes, she still has a tail. It will wag just fine. The dog won't "remember" the trauma. She will go on happily through life. I am glad you took care of her.
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Short I'm not going to pretend to understand your thought process but it's very sad.'Battered pets': Munchausen syndrome by proxy (factitious illness by proxy) - PubMed
Nine cases of suspected Munchausen syndrome by proxy (MSBP), involving pets as proxies, were identified among 448 cases of non-accidental injury to small animals. These cases, recorded by a random sample of small animal practitioners in the UK, demonstrated several combinations of features...
Take care Short.
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