CarolM
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This was posted 3hours ago, so i imagine you have reach your destination by now.[emoji16]Well we are in Cookeville now. Still have a ways to go.
This was posted 3hours ago, so i imagine you have reach your destination by now.[emoji16]Well we are in Cookeville now. Still have a ways to go.
Or maybe even a braai?Hmm, another good incentive to visit. In addition to the barbecue
Yes that's why Lola's name stuck, a she that turned out to be he (but maybe not!)I didn’t. Nice guitar sound. Awful lyrics.
These days most couples share the cost.Really? In Turkey, it’s the groom’s family. The bride’s family have their responsibilities too but not as major.
Oh no. Shame that is not pleasant and you have it in both ears.[emoji33] [emoji33] I hope it kicks in quickly too.I just got back from the doctor and I have two ear infections[emoji22]
I’ve been sick for a week with flu symptoms and this morning I had a migraine and couldn’t take the pain.
I can’t wait for the antibiotics to kick in!!
Good luck.Hospital for test. I'm in the waiting room now.
Oh wow. Can they only fit him in for the scan Friday? Now you have to wait even longer to find out more info. [emoji85]Evening all.
Before I try to catch up with you all I just spoke to the vet.
The good news is Lola's kidney function is normal .
But the bad news is his red blood count is quite low which could be for a number of reasons such as an infection or diet and there could be something going on with his liver.
She said it could be something to do with egg production until I said that I thought he was male, She thought he has a short tail but unless females have a similar part they can flash I've seen his bits! But maybe the first vet I saw was right after all!
So it could still be something very serious but he is having a scan on Friday to try to find out more.
At least it wasn't a 'sorry nothing we can do' call.
The vet thought the critical care formula was a good idea, I assume more iron is needed so will research that. I have always been quite fussy with Lola's diet and tried to make sure in the winter I use a good mix of leaves and they are sprinkled with ground Readigrass ( a good source of calcium and phospherpus according to the bag)
So he is not out of the woods yet and I hope the scan can throw more light on it.
Btw I am glad about the good news though. At least some of the worry has been lifted.Evening all.
Before I try to catch up with you all I just spoke to the vet.
The good news is Lola's kidney function is normal .
But the bad news is his red blood count is quite low which could be for a number of reasons such as an infection or diet and there could be something going on with his liver.
She said it could be something to do with egg production until I said that I thought he was male, She thought he has a short tail but unless females have a similar part they can flash I've seen his bits! But maybe the first vet I saw was right after all!
So it could still be something very serious but he is having a scan on Friday to try to find out more.
At least it wasn't a 'sorry nothing we can do' call.
The vet thought the critical care formula was a good idea, I assume more iron is needed so will research that. I have always been quite fussy with Lola's diet and tried to make sure in the winter I use a good mix of leaves and they are sprinkled with ground Readigrass ( a good source of calcium and phospherpus according to the bag)
So he is not out of the woods yet and I hope the scan can throw more light on it.
Yes I know.Oh wow. Can they only fit him in for the scan Friday? Now you have to wait even longer to find out more info. [emoji85]
Whahaha. Also a good one.That's not so bad Ed!
One of my nephews had beautiful thick hair when he was kid but has been balding since he was in his mid 20s -shaves it all now.
My Dad always used to say
'Grass doesn't grow on a busy street'
Lol. I must use that excuse next time.Aw heck. I'm sorry you're not up to snuff. Thankfully, I've never had ear aches, so can't really sympathize, but I have had bad headaches. No fun. BUT!!!!! A perfect excuse to lay around all day and watch soap operas!
Thanks Carol - the liver is still a worry though.Btw I am glad about the good news though. At least some of the worry has been lifted.
Enjoy. Haggis anyone?Good evening all
I hope the appointment goes OK @DE42 Dan
We have done a lot of walking today. The weather was great this morning and turned bad about 4.30pm. That’s blown over now and the forecast is for no more rain this week.
I’ll post some pictures later, but first we need to eat!
That face says it all.
My box turtles are crepuscular.
I just LOVE the petrichor after the first rain!!
Have I told you that I am totally nesh in the winter?
Whahaha.Actually you look a bit like my nephew in that picture - but with more hair
When none of us could access the Tortoise Forum because of repairs /updates a while back the CDRers joined the Gecko Forum where Adam set up another 'room' so we could still chatWhat. Is that in the alternate universe where whatever we have here, they have the opposite over there ( well almost the opposite)?
Ugh! No cow's stomach for me thank you very muchEnjoy. Haggis anyone?
Maybe a video camera would be an idea. Then he wouldn't see you watching and you could maybe see if he drinks while you are not there.In 4 years have never seen Lola drink in his soak.
Only caught him drinking at his water bowls a few times, He has a large plant saucer which he lies in and walks through and a smaller but deeper bowl in his room. (It was actually a porcelain serving dish which I have no need for).
Wonder if it was taken after they inserted the endoscopeThat face says it all.