Yikes. That’s pretty scary. Praying it turns out well for her. I remember when B had that little cyst in between her toes last year. Turned out to just be a dry piece of grass that got caught in there. Honey’s situation definitely sounds more serious, but hang in there. Whatever the outcome, I know you’ll take great care of her.

The vet is worried about the same thing with Honey–there’s no extra skin there to help with healing.

I guess if you could keep a greyhound healing I should have it easy with Honey. 🙂

thanks for the encouragement.

Thanks, Cathlin. Healing Balls of Light sound really powerful.

It’s good to have friends who write. 🙂

That’s a new word for me. But I have to admit I like the idea of problems that disappear on their own. Lucky Toby.

thanks for the encouraging story. They really do help.

Yeah, cancer is quite a scourge for goldens. Luckily Honey’s breeder has shared with us that Honey’s heritage is of long-lived dogs. So I’m staying hopeful it’s just a nuisance and not a problem.

It’s encouraging to hear that Haley has done so well with even a variety of bumps and humps. Thanks.

OMD, what was Dewi thinking growing a wart? Didn’t he know how much he’d worry you? And all the extra photoshopping you had to do on a blog star!

Some dogs are so inconsiderate. 🙂

Thanks for the encouragement.

I’ll try to concentrate on the other “c” word: cutie pie.

Well it isn’t usually too worrisome for me. I guess I was getting cocky. 🙂