ACCESS Specialty Animal Hospital in Los Angeles Saved My Dog's Life! Time to Go Home!

Summary

We’re headed to the animal hospital in Los Angeles to see whether our dog Wicket is ready to come home. She won’t eat there because she doesn’t like eating where she’s not comfortable, so the staff thought seeing us might help. Traffic on the 405 was horrible, of course. When they brought her out she was shaking like crazy, poor thing. They removed a ginormous stone from her ureter and then bypassed that ureter since they weren’t sure it would work.

Wicket has a tube in her neck, so we have to learn how to feed her and give her meds through it until she starts eating regularly. We couldn’t take her home right away because the hospital wanted to be sure she wasn’t hurting, so we used the time to see Venice Beach, which was a first for Rachel. We caught a bit of sunset, and Rachel learned she can identify the smell of marijuana. Next time I want the deep fried everything. Then we went to get her and brought her home.

Key Points

• We went to the animal hospital in Los Angeles to bring Wicket home after her surgery.
• They removed a huge stone from her ureter and bypassed it.
• Wicket has a tube in her neck that we use for food and meds until she’s eating on her own.
• The hospital wanted to make sure she wasn’t in pain first, so we visited Venice Beach for a bit.
• Rachel’s first Venice Beach visit included a sunset and a new skill in identifying marijuana smell.

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