Hi, I'm Jenny, a beautiful 11.2lb A-Lhasa Poo. My Dad's said that the reason I couldn't pee is because I had 2 very large Bladder Stones. I'm not sure what that meant, but I soon found out. They to... Read More
Hi, I'm Jenny, a beautiful 11.2lb A-Lhasa Poo. My Dad's said that the reason I couldn't pee is because I had 2 very large Bladder Stones. I'm not sure what that meant, but I soon found out. They took me to Banfield, the staff always treats me like the princess I am. Today, like every other, starts with Karen at the desk. She worked hard to find an appointment for me. Karen is so nice. I think she is just awesome, once in a while when I get nervous I piddle. Karen just smiles and cleans it up. I was nervous today, so I piddled. Karen smiled and told me it was ok and cleaned it up. She said she found a stone in it, I guess that's why it hurt so bad to pee. Thank you Karen. (I usually look around when I piddle and try to blame a cat, but another dog will do in a pinch. I'm sorry if that happens to be you.)
My Dad's looked scared so I gave them kisses and tried to make it better. Angie, the vet tech put their minds at ease and then they left. I was sad, but they promised to pick me up later. Angie took me in the back where I saw my Doctor.
Dr. Smith is so loving and kind. I had a spot on my leg shaved and they put a needle in. OUCH! They were all gathered around and someone said goodnight. I felt comfortable despite the cold fluid going in my leg. I got really tired and must have fallen asleep. When I woke up I was dizzy, my belly hurt a little bit, and I was wearing a ridiculous "cone of shame." I looked around and could see Karen, Angie and Dr. Smith. Each came and checked on me, then they gave me a shot saying it would help with pain, and it did. In no time at all (I must have slept because it didn't feel like any time passed) Angie came and got me and told me it was time to go home. I got a big hug from Dr. Smith and Angie and then the door opened and I saw my Dad's. Everything was ok from that point on.
In the room Dad had 2 rocks in his hand, one was the size of his thumb and another was just a bit smaller (see picture.) He said that they came out of me. WOW, no wonder I hurt and of course I said the stone was the reason I was peeing on the carpet at home. I think they bought it.
Everyone at Banfield treated me and my Dads so good. (Me especially). I don't want to go back unless it's just to see my friends. I don't make a good patient. I love you Dr. Smith, Angie and Karen. You are so kind.
Sincerely,
Jenny
P.S. You seem to think that my temperature is important. Since my skin is warm can we just use a made up number? Like 62, cause I don't like the glass thing that you stick in my, um, irrr, um, well bum. I said it... bum, anyway, I don't like it and I don't think we should play that temperature game anymore. Nope, just not fun.
Think about that okay? We can talk about it on my next visit.
I also don't like the "cone of shame" and this is my formal request to never wear one again. Please put that in my medical record. Worst of all is that my Dad's said I have to wear it until Dr. Smith says I can take it off. But they won't call and ask her, they just tell me 2 weeks. 2 weeks is a year in dog, come on. Gezzz :(
No more cone Dr. Smith, okay? :)
I love you all, I will tell all my canines friends about how great you are. I would tell my feline friends, but I don't have any, thank goodness. They go to the bathroom inside, in a box, yuck. ;-) Read Less