There's a string in my house. It's less than two months. I love it, and I bought lots of cages for it. It's basically like having a son!
He coughed for more than a week and went to the hospital to check for vaccinations, as a result of which dogs fever and aphids were treated every day by doctors, 400 dollars a day at the hospital, four or five days after the fight, and the boyfriend took me home.
Because his boyfriend used to have dogs, he took a lot of potion from the doctor, called him every day, first he didn't eat dog food, then we gave him some ointment and gave him congee. It's been more than two weeks of timidity.
And then these days, the diarrhea, the blood. And then yesterday a little better. Just diarrhea, but it stinks.
This morning, he got up like he couldn't do it, lying on the ground without spitting at his mouth, and he had a thick, blue nose in his nose. He can hear me talking. But he just won't move. He took a special leave of absence and was here all morning. I cried all morning too. I'd like to take it to the hospital.
The doctor advised me to give up the treatment because the chances of survival were low, and when my boyfriend told me that he wanted to die, I cried... and it was sad to see the dog's little eyes... and sometimes I really felt that the dog understood everything, but they couldn't talk. His eyes are filled with longing, a desire to live, a cry to me...
I didn't even have the guts to take the dog to the hospital, but I'm still going, and I want him to know that I haven't left him, and he's going to have to refuel.
I sat next to my dog and said, "It's gonna be okay." And the next day, it was so good, it was really, it was all blood. And the next day, it was Mommy's Love, it was fungus, and it was Amocilin.
You're talking about my dog's condition, and then the hospital didn't go to the hospital to cure it, but the water broke for three days, and the glucose started pouring out, and then the glucose didn't go on, and my nose ran out of snot, and I sprayed the dog's nest with alcohol every day, fed the pills, fed it on time, and then it just happened.