Ivery Livery Update

Well, Mom and Dad took me for my updated ivery livery test yesterday, and my liver metric had increased even further. Ugh ...

So I got to fast allllll daaay today, which is like normal you know, and then they took me for blood at 5 pm, then food, then blood at 7 pm, for a special pair of liver tests. And I got some fun medications -- if only I had a job I could earn what I eat. I usually eat lots of things, but then Mom and Dad get upset about the floor, the fridge contents, etc.

So again, keep me in your doggie prayers -- more liver test results tomorrow, and then we'll know my options.

The tofu bet

Dad was making a tofu, hummus, burrito shell, cheese, hot sauce, and corn sandwich thing, and Mom bet dad that I wouldn't eat tofu.

As it turns out, tofu is very yummy and I gobbled down two small pieces from Dad.

My ivery livery

Dad is always playing with my cheeby choobies, my idgy widgeys, my ibby bibbys, my whidgey wodjeys ... When he says that he's talking about my big lips, and he's usually playing with them, hiding cookies in them, brushing my teeth, and other fun things.

However, now something may be wrong with my ivery livery -- when the vet was doing my bloodwork, it came back that I have a very high count for the liver test. Dad and Mom are upset, but I get retested in a few weeks. Please keep me in your doggie dreams -- make some room for me in all of those bones, dog parks, and poopin! I'll try and keep you updated when the test comes back again!

As it turns out, my poop, pee, heartworm, and other blood chemistry was all good. Ha ha ... Mom still had to catch it.

Rain rain go away ...

Poop again some other day! Dad says that some dogs won't go outside for days when it's rainy or cold ... We have a big storm here and I almost went out to poop, but it's waaay to windy and rainy, even for a stinky pit like me. When I was wandering around in the winter, I wasn't too happy, but I got used to it. Now that I can snuggle with Mom and Dad inside, I'll hold out on poopin' until the storm breaks.