LOL now you have to pay to give us free advice I hope that is not you in your Avatar, that is one Scary looking dude

Yeah, nice how that works, eh? Costs me money to give advice

You don't recognize my avatar? That's Barf. ("Im a Mawg. Half Man, Half Dog. I'm my own best friend". John Candy, in Spaceballs). I wish I was as good looking

THANK YOU Andrew. I'll respond on the other thread.

My neighbor has a 23' Baja Outlaw that he is trying to find a new home for.

I'll cover your OSO membership upgrade at the bar during the 2008 Miami Boat Show.

23' Will probably be too big for my garage .... I've got 25 feet to work with, no more! I think even the 20' Baja or 22' Scarab might be a tight squeeze in there, but I'd really like to try to make it happen and not have to go with something in the 18' range.

Agchoset thanks for the input. As My wife Carrie said all her blood work was normal except for her BUN was high, HCT was low, and her L/M was right on the normal/Low line. Does this mean anything to you? BTW this is Bankerron on Outlaws name.

The BUN being high is most likely just from being a little dehydrated at the time the blood was drawn -- if the creatinine is normal, then I wouldn't worry too much about the BUN. Low HCT, if it's low enough, would be considered anemia, but I wouldn't go chasing that as a problem right now, unless there's any evidence she's bleeding into her intestinal tract (bloody stools or even dark tarry black stools). Bleeding there could cause an increase in BUN and a drop in HCT. The L/M ratio isn't too much to be concerned about.

-Andrew

Thanks Andrew!!! You have been a great help.

Bankerron-Ron

I just saw this...

"Brandy" and i wish the best for Cheyenne !...{And You}

Thanks birdog. Give Brandy a big hug for me and tell her to pray for my Cheyenne.
She is going to be fine, I just know it. I am staying positive that the meds we have her on will give her more time.
We are getting in touch with an herbalist who also does acupuncture on dogs.