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. -- Piggy's Pad

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Date Posted: 7:42:30 am, Sun, 07/29/07
Author: Sandy
Subject: 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.
In reply to: Sandy 's message, "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................" on 7:40:02 am, Sun, 07/29/07

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