As for Cricket and his shot, it usually takes about 48 hours for the medicine to really kick in and help his mouth. I can tell that it's still bothering him because he's eating very slowly and carefully. But I'll keep the car tomorrow, take Gerry to work at 7 and then mosey over to the vet's office and drop Cricket off at 7:30. I'm getting very nervous already about putting him through this BUT................ -- Piggy's Pad

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Date Posted: 7:40:02 am, Sun, 07/29/07
Author: Sandy
Subject: As for Cricket and his shot, it usually takes about 48 hours for the medicine to really kick in and help his mouth. I can tell that it's still bothering him because he's eating very slowly and carefully. But I'll keep the car tomorrow, take Gerry to work at 7 and then mosey over to the vet's office and drop Cricket off at 7:30. I'm getting very nervous already about putting him through this BUT................
In reply to: Sandy 's message, "Around here, yesterday was sunny, hot and very humid. Today we're getting some rain showers but not nearly what we need. And it's still so incredibly humid. But yesterday was a good day. After taking Cricket to the vet, we came home and dropped him off. Then we went out to breakfast. On the way home, we stopped at Target and I printed off my girlfriend's wedding gift list at their Club Wed kiosk and we also stopped at David's Bridal. I had told Janet that I'd love to provide her with her garter but couldn't find anything that I liked. So........I special ordered one. It will be in lavender and white and I'll bet she loves it. Her wedding is Western themed and she got her dress from Shepler's. Very Western with a cowboy hat and veil and she's wearing her purple cowboy boots underneath. So the garter will fit in perfectly." on 7:36:49 am, Sun, 07/29/07

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We need to find a way to get him off of these shots. When they were getting ready to give him the injection yesterday, the vet found a lump in the spot they normally use (in between his shoulder blades). For now, we're just going to watch it and pray that it goes away --- and that it's just a reaction to the last shot he got. But he's been getting shots in that same general area for over a year now so I'm praying like crazy that it doesn't turn out to be an injection site sarcoma or something like that. (NT) -- Sandy, 7:42:30 am, Sun, 07/29/07

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