Apparently I didn’t publish my last 2 posts- obviously over excitement of Layla’s good news! We stopped giving her chemo mid January and her 2 ultrasounds since are all clear! She does great at letting me hold and comfort her while they do the ultrasound, which does help in the cost, eliminating sedation which she doesn’t do great with. She is still strong and playful, just as she was prior to amputation.
WOOOHOO! Way to go Layla! It’s really good to know you’re showing cancer who’s boss. We knew you could do it! Keep it up and thank you for the great news.
Well, she’s the boss of many things around here!!! 😃
Go Layla!!!
My Pug Maggie lost a back leg to a MCT way back in 2006. Post surgery her prognosis was poor but she lived almost 4 more years and did not pass from mast cell cancer.
I’m always happy to hear about another pup kicking mast cell to the curb!
Karen and the Spirit Pug Girls and Boy
I am so glad you got some extra years with your pup! That is similar to the story of our neighbors down the street. Lela definitely is a tremendous athlete, and her young age definitely was to her benefit. You’ve lost your pup since then, but I have found that they each fill a different hole in my heart. I definitely would rescue a tripawd once we are ready for another.
Great news!!! So happy for you.
Thank you so much! She’s a happy spirited girl!