AAAroooo... My Sissy is ill...

dawns2shelties said:
So sorry to hear about your Sissy, I was curious about how she was diagnosed, symptoms and the suggested treatment as well. We all learn so much from eachother.

Sending prayers to you, your Dad and Sissy. Remember give her many hugs and Sheltie Kisses.
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She first started waking mom up at 5, then 4 am to pee; then a time later she was in the full "P" stance in the house but wasnt doing anything; we took her in the next morning. her bladder was 100% full and no stones on the xrays. The Dr ran a catheter up and felt no "blockage" A look at the urine showed the cancer cells
The Dr. prescribed some drug (It hasn't arrived yet) that is very successful at shrinking the cancer and swelling restoring normal operation of equipment for a while. Not a permanent fix but keep the quality of life going..
 
Sackett said:
She first started waking mom up at 5, then 4 am to pee; then a time later she was in the full "P" stance in the house but wasnt doing anything; we took her in the next morning. her bladder was 100% full and no stones on the xrays. The Dr ran a catheter up and felt no "blockage" A look at the urine showed the cancer cells
The Dr. prescribed some drug (It hasn't arrived yet) that is very successful at shrinking the cancer and swelling restoring normal operation of equipment for a while. Not a permanent fix but keep the quality of life going..
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Thank you for sharing that info with us, Chandler and Gypsy were both participants in this study. Chandler fit the no cancer over 8 yrs profile and at the time they suspected Gypsy might have bladder cancer so Donna asked me to send a sample for her to test. ( we all know later she was diagnosed with KD) but I do hope participating in the study helped the future of our breed and your baby in some small way.

http://www.assa.org/documents/BladderCanderundate809TCC_sheltie_081409_001.pdf

Sending prayers. :hugs
 
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