You have no idea how encouraging it is to hear this. We took our 1 year old in for a dislocated toe…apparently he has lax joints and that toe needed to be amputated, at that time they x-rayed the other paws and the other back one showed up with lytic bone. The vet said this could be infection or cancer and to amputate that as well. We thought that was extreme at the time and didn't do it. Instead we took anticbiotics to clear up the infection...5 months later we are awaiting surgery in 2 days to have it amputated and sent off for histology. He's been on antibiotics for months and the new ones have taken care of the swelling but now his lymph nodes are enlarged and he is obviously sick. We have had every test possible without amputating and no answers as to whats going on...so happy your dog is going to be fine and have hope that our boy will get the same diagnosis.
Fanconi Results for Miranda's Mr. Roo!
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This is from an email I just received this afternoon.
MIRANDA'S MR. ROO , cpp # 5286 tested PROBABLY CLEAR/NORMAL FOR FANCONI SYNDROME
Yeah!!!!
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WOOO HOOOO….Congrats to Roo, Miranda and Jason...alwayse good to hear the good news.
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That's great! Congrats!
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That is great news… now you never have to worry, as least not about Fanconi
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Wonderful news. Thanks for sharing!!
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Wonderful..its a good day indeed.
Isn't it nice to know that is one area you don't have to worry about?
