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    anita
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    Dear Alessa:

    I am glad Bogart made it through the surgery, yet it’s difficult to watch him being so uncomfortable with his “cone of shame”. He bumps into things and his head is often low.

    He was hungry enough to eat 2 bowls of kibble (I was told to give him no human food).

    He’s not acting like himself, the Anastasia is part of it and still need to give him pain killers.

    I asked again and again if this surgery was necessary. I miss his usual self.

    Told he has to keep the cone of shame for 10 days, Tues (today, Feb 3)- Friday (Feb 13), such a long time.

    😟 Anita

    #454909
    anita
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    Finally he is lying on his dog bed (I removed more fuzz from his mouth before he settled down(after being taken out to pee which he did 😉, so I am hopeful we can.. all get along tonight.

    Bogart just opened his eyes 👀 lying on his dog bed. 🐕, so plan is to proceed to human bed with Bogart because I’m definitely not going to leave him alone following surgery. I will share my bed 🛌 with Bogart + Cone

    He’s adorable 😍

    😍 🐕🌙 Anita

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