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Jakethedog VIP Forum Member
Location : sat in the box room,,errr i mean office ;) Number of posts : 3749
| Subject: Alfie needs an Op Wed 08 May 2013, 11:09 pm | |
| Hi All, Sadly took Alfie back to the vets today for a check up on his eye this was his 5th visit in the last 3 weeks and we were given the bad news that Alfie needs to go in tomorrow at 8.30 to have surgery on his eye We have tried to give it time to heal using various eye drops and antibiotics but the vet had said it is not healing quick enough on it's own and that he will be in pain and uncomfortable so the best course of treatment is the surgery. They are going to try sedating him first to carry out the procedure but if his moves about he will have to go under anaesthetic. Got to say really worried about him. He will be allowed home tomorrow evening thankfully but what a long day it's going to be. Here's a couple of pictures of his eye with the dye in it so you can see the problem he is having. It's his left eye or the right as you are looking at it on the picture and it's constantly weeping and flickering so needs to be sorted. The second picture is of him sat on the patio table tonight shivering because he was cold but he would not come in the garage with me as he was too busy being nosey as to what was happening over the wall, check out the homemade designer Logan coat made out of the finest car cloth and peg. | |
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Caesar's Mum Silver Forum Member
Location : Dundee Number of posts : 318
| Subject: Re: Alfie needs an Op Wed 08 May 2013, 11:24 pm | |
| Aw no poor Alfie - I'm sure he will be absolutely fine tomorrow and looking forward to the tlc he will get back home.
Fingers crossed he will be fine under sedation :) | |
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Staffylover Team Member
Location : Cheshire Number of posts : 31924
| Subject: Re: Alfie needs an Op Thu 09 May 2013, 6:37 am | |
| Poor lad, I am sure the op will be fine. Its better for him to get it sorted once and for all but it does not stop you worrying Big hug for Alfie Loving the coat | |
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lindauk VIP Forum Member
Location : England Number of posts : 9712
| Subject: Re: Alfie needs an Op Thu 09 May 2013, 7:42 am | |
| Good Luck Alfie. I feel for him , but its better sorted once and for all. Is it the injecting steroids into his eye ? there talking about doing that with mine... | |
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suziet Team Support
Location : East Riding of Yorkshire Number of posts : 23449
| Subject: Re: Alfie needs an Op Thu 09 May 2013, 8:22 am | |
| Awwwwwwwwwww Martin bless you Its a good thing they have found what's causing Alfie's problems. Lets hope Alfie is home where he belongs soon and makes a full recovery We're all here for you mate x | |
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xclairex1 Team Member
Location : Balloch Number of posts : 6615
| Subject: Re: Alfie needs an Op Thu 09 May 2013, 12:55 pm | |
| Poor Alfie, hope his op has gone well x | |
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Sandi Team Member
Location : Surrey, England Number of posts : 15687
| Subject: Re: Alfie needs an Op Thu 09 May 2013, 1:48 pm | |
| Poor Alfie, keep us updated, we will be thinking of you x | |
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suziet Team Support
Location : East Riding of Yorkshire Number of posts : 23449
| Subject: Re: Alfie needs an Op Thu 09 May 2013, 3:56 pm | |
| Just popping in for an update xx | |
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janandruby44 Team Support
Location : Skipton Number of posts : 11929
| Subject: Re: Alfie needs an Op Thu 09 May 2013, 6:23 pm | |
| Hope he's back home with you and I bet it's been an extremely long day xxx | |
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Staffylover Team Member
Location : Cheshire Number of posts : 31924
| Subject: Re: Alfie needs an Op Thu 09 May 2013, 7:15 pm | |
| How did the op go Martin? | |
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Jakethedog VIP Forum Member
Location : sat in the box room,,errr i mean office ;) Number of posts : 3749
| Subject: Re: Alfie needs an Op Thu 09 May 2013, 10:33 pm | |
| Hi all,
Sorry it took so long to post been a busy night.
Sonya here. Alfie is back home and feeling sorry for himself with his buster collar. Luckily they only had to heavily sedate him and put local anaesthetic drops in the eye.
They said it all went well, the procedure I can only describe as if you imagine playing noughts and crosses but use 5 lines across and 5 lines down instead of 2 this is what they did to his eye they score the top layer with a needle which will make the eye worse but will promote the healing process quicker.
Anyways he's home now with fake tear drops and antibiotic drops which need to be applied 4 times a day. He has to go back on Sunday at 2.30 for a check up so will keep you all updated but fingers crossed he will start to recover soon. You can't actually see what they have done to his eye which is a bonus.
Thanks everyone for your kind thoughts Martin was dreading it but hopefully he is over the worst now Alfie that is not Martin.
Bet Alfie still doesn't learn his lesson and will still insist on sticking his head in bushes.
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lindauk VIP Forum Member
Location : England Number of posts : 9712
| Subject: Re: Alfie needs an Op Thu 09 May 2013, 11:03 pm | |
| Hope he improves well. sounds like it went well poor larl fella. | |
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Staffylover Team Member
Location : Cheshire Number of posts : 31924
| Subject: Re: Alfie needs an Op Fri 10 May 2013, 6:14 am | |
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getcarter VIP Forum Member
Location : Warwickshire Number of posts : 2019
| Subject: Re: Alfie needs an Op Fri 10 May 2013, 12:50 pm | |
| Hugs to Alfie and wine to you! | |
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suziet Team Support
Location : East Riding of Yorkshire Number of posts : 23449
| Subject: Re: Alfie needs an Op Sat 11 May 2013, 9:23 am | |
| Thanks for the update Sonya - sending lots of healing vibes and get well kisses to Alfie Fingers crossed for Sunday | |
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