August 25, 2017, 1:03 pm
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First of all thank you for all helpful responses and support. It makes this easier.
We didn’t get much sleep last night. He kept whining and trying to re-position himself. I gave him all his meds, and he had no problem drinking water and eating wet food so hopefully it’s just this phase. I pulled the cushions off the couch and put them on the floor next to his bed and he seemed ok when I was petting him.
On a positive note I think he enjoyed the fresh air this morning.
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Wow Toby! Look at you sitting so pretty and getting some fresh air. Those first nights are rough but it sounds like you are doing a great job helping him through it. Eating and drinking are great.
Keep up the great work, sleep when you can, oh and thanks for the update this is great news.
❤️ Amy & Rusty
Toby is a cutie! My Rottweiler had a rear leg amputation 7 weeks ago, and I can say getting stronger. Just keep rembering he had a big surgery and it takes time to recover. That is what I had/have to remember. If Toby lives inside, I highly recommend getting some none slip runners or rugs if you have smooth floors. Helps tremendously (Walmart has a bunch). He is a beautiful pup! Hang in there!