In This Post We Post Too Much Information (Easily Offended Need Not To Enter) - Page 33

IrishLake · #**481** 01-31-2011, 11:22 AM

poor pup! we've been there before.

this morning, my son had a massive diarrhea in his diaper. it leaked onto my couch. i just steam cleaned it to try to clean it. it still stinks. damnit.

agzg · #**482** 01-31-2011, 11:34 AM

Some dog vomit is so gross that even people who aren't the see/smell follow type have that type of reaction.

When Lucky pukes, we need to get on it immediately because he tries to cover it up by eating it (starting a puke then eat then puke then eat then puke downward spiral of doom). The worst was when it happened to be coming out both ends one night and started when we were sleeping - didn't wake up until the smell woke us up and by then it was far too late (he was eating the D poo too, blah).

cheerfulgreek · #**483** 01-31-2011, 02:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sanjiyan69

This thread so has much win.

I'm reposting some of my surgery pics for sanjiyan69, because he said he wanted to see.
sanjiyan69, I have quite a few photos of me performing surgery and dental work on here. They were too many pages back, so I'll post them again, plus there are some that I never posted. Well, you said you wanted to see them, so here ya go. Enjoy.

I'm really proud of most of these.

This teeth cleaning was done on a 12 year old dog who only had her teeth cleaned once (as I can remember). I didn't look at my case log, so I'm not sure if it was just once. She had so many dental problems, that I had to remove a few teeth. Here I am doing a thorough cleaning first, and at the bottom, is the actual surgery. I had to do a lot of suturing, here. I have more.

cheerfulgreek · #**484** 01-31-2011, 02:32 PM

I posted this one before, but this is a mammary adenocarcinoma (tumor). That I removed.

Drolefille · #**485** 01-31-2011, 02:36 PM

This is random, but is there some sort of release of information form for photos of people's pets' surgeries? It just seems kind of weird... I mean, if my vet took pictures for training that'd be one thing, but posting it on a message board... yeah I wouldn't be comfortable without a form.

/just uncomfortable with it.

cheerfulgreek · #**486** 01-31-2011, 02:37 PM

This was a lab with an aural hematoma, that I removed.

knight_shadow · #**487** 01-31-2011, 02:38 PM

I don't know if animals should be afforded the same rights as people. I doubt that Fluffy will find it hard to cope with life with her n00d pics on the web.

I'd be shocked if a release was necessary.

/notanexpert

Drolefille · #**488** 01-31-2011, 02:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by knight_shadow

I don't know if animals should be afforded the same rights as people. I doubt that Fluffy will find it hard to cope with life with her n00d pics on the web.

I'd be shocked if a release was necessary.

/notanexpert

Yeah it'd be an owner's rights thing. I was just curious. If it were my pets I'd probably be upset, you know? More because they didn't inform me than anything.

cheerfulgreek · #**489** 01-31-2011, 02:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by knight_shadow

I don't know if animals should be afforded the same rights as people. I doubt that Fluffy will find it hard to cope with life with her n00d pics on the web.

I'd be shocked if a release was necessary.

/notanexpert

Actually, these animals are from my junior surgery lab and clinical rotations. Most are done using beagles that are later put down after surgery is done. Some are donated to the school for us to remove tumors and perform other surgeries that aren't normally done at school. The animals that are donated to us are usually sick and would later be put down. No, a release is not needed.

Oh, and one of the Drs. (who works for my former boss) I used to work with didn't mind me posting pics of his cat and Yorkie.

knight_shadow · #**490** 01-31-2011, 02:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Drolefille

Yeah it'd be an owner's rights thing. I was just curious. If it were my pets I'd probably be upset, you know? More because they didn't inform me than anything.

Yea, I figured that's what you meant. I personally wouldn't be upset because, again, who can tell the difference between Fluffy and Fido (besides me)?

Quote:

Originally Posted by cheerfulgreek

Actually, these animals are from junior surgery. Most are done using beagles that are later put down after surgery is done. Some are donated to the school for us to remove tumors and perform other surgeries that aren't normally done at school. The animals that are donate to us are usually sick and would later be put down. No, a release is not needed.

Interesting. Would a release be necessary for animals that aren't about to be put down?

Drolefille · #**491** 01-31-2011, 02:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by knight_shadow

Yea, I figured that's what you meant. I personally wouldn't be upset because, again, who can tell the difference between Fluffy and Fido (besides me)?

Interesting. Would a release be necessary for animals that aren't about to be put down?

Yeah it's not entirely rational, but then who could tell a picture of my pancreas if it doesn't have my name on it either.

Also I believe CG has me on ignore, so I really didn't expect an answer from her anyway

cheerfulgreek · #**492** 01-31-2011, 02:51 PM

sanjiyan69, I posted this spay I did, because it's from an older dog who obviously had puppies. Spays from younger dogs don't look the same, and they're much easier to do, and the incision is going to be a lot smaller.

knight_shadow · #**493** 01-31-2011, 02:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Drolefille

Yeah it's not entirely rational, but then who could tell a picture of my pancreas if it doesn't have my name on it either.

Didn't think about it that way.

As far as the second part of your post -- That makes sense. I was wondering why the reply was directed at me

cheerfulgreek · #**494** 01-31-2011, 02:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by knight_shadow

Interesting. Would a release be necessary for animals that aren't about to be put down?

I'm sure you would (unless you ask and they don't care), just like anything that belongs to someone else.

Quote:

Originally Posted by knight_shadow

As far as the second part of your post -- That makes sense. I was wondering why the reply was directed at me

I also don't use the ignore feature.

I mean, it's just that if it's someone I wouldn't get into a conversation with in real life, why would I chit chat with that person on here? I wouldn't and I don't, and I don't need to use "GC ignore feature" to do that.

knight_shadow · #**495** 01-31-2011, 03:00 PM

Interesting. Thanks for the info, CG.