Re: Annie - Getting too smart!
Thanks.
Annie was using Xalatan last year, but was switched to Latanoprost which is simular (I think), but is much less expensive generic. Think we last paid about $20.
She was using Diclofenac until last week.
She had been using the gel form of Tacrolimus until last week, when she was switched to drops.
She was put on Dorzolamide and Timolol Maleate last week.
Annie has her own shelf in a kitchen cabinet for her meds!
We just got out of bed 30 minutes ago and I thought Annie was doing pretty good. She jumped off the bed without any direction / encouragement from us. Was thinking she was able to see the floor OK. Then 5 minutes later, she walked head first into a planter on the patio, and got tangled up with the picnic table. Maybe she she was just in too big of a hurry to get off the patio for me to throw her squeaky ball. She's able to find the ball after a minute of running in circles.
Time to test, feed, inject.
Originally posted by jjefferjo
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Annie was using Xalatan last year, but was switched to Latanoprost which is simular (I think), but is much less expensive generic. Think we last paid about $20.
She was using Diclofenac until last week.
She had been using the gel form of Tacrolimus until last week, when she was switched to drops.
She was put on Dorzolamide and Timolol Maleate last week.
Annie has her own shelf in a kitchen cabinet for her meds!
We just got out of bed 30 minutes ago and I thought Annie was doing pretty good. She jumped off the bed without any direction / encouragement from us. Was thinking she was able to see the floor OK. Then 5 minutes later, she walked head first into a planter on the patio, and got tangled up with the picnic table. Maybe she she was just in too big of a hurry to get off the patio for me to throw her squeaky ball. She's able to find the ball after a minute of running in circles.
Time to test, feed, inject.
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