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wnylib

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3. It might help. Who knows?

Reply to Siwsan (Original post)

Tue Feb 7, 2023, 12:29 PM

Feb 2023

Just ask the vet as you plan to do.

Maybe the early stages will indicate something to the vet.

But I don't think I would document every single step of the swelling. That probably would be therapy territory.

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Be honest with me - is this going too far?? [View all] Siwsan Feb 2023 OP

Anything you can give them MuseRider Feb 2023 #1

I would think it would be helpful. onecaliberal Feb 2023 #2

It might help. Who knows? wnylib Feb 2023 #3

You could ask if it would be helpful, but I'd bet he/she would prefer a concise summary hlthe2b Feb 2023 #4

Good points. wnylib Feb 2023 #7

Pictures can be very helpful in clinical situations. 3catwoman3 Feb 2023 #5

Photos are a very good way to document a visual finding Raven123 Feb 2023 #6

Great idea! SheltieLover Feb 2023 #8