helenb

$108  from Customcare compounding pharmacy -  $192 from eye specialist 

Of course you are in a terrible position, but I agree with the above statement, you cannot help this little puppy, and sometimes, that is just how it is. Take the breeder up on their offer, but get the next puppy double checked by the vet before you agree to take it home and fall in love with it.

You could do worse than get the parents hearts checked also - before you take the puppy home.

wish I could insert a smiley group hug for you, and you are clearly a wonderful dog owner.

Sometimes though, you have to do the hard yards, and this will be one of those times.

regards

HelenB

Darling, sometimes life is tough.

Sometimes, the kindest thing you can do is let them go peacefully.

I'm so sorry you are having this experience with your very first pup. That really is bad luck at its worst.

The reality us that, at those prices, you are looking at very complicated and risky surgery. Major surgery on a very young pup. Even if you have all the money in the world, it may not be enough to save him in the long run - or even in the short run, perhaps.

And he will be going through operations that he has no way of even understanding.

Hugs to you, honey.

Please take up the breeder's offer. Even if you defer and wait for the next litter, perhaps?

could somebody please explain to me how to tell a pitbull from an amstaff (no - no jokes about whether it has rego papers or not) I would genuinely like to know what features ppl use to decide what is what

can DNA do it?