My body started shiffering as it is even doing now when I' m writing this.

As I am very sentitive and use my intuition I could hear how this littlen was terrified: No, She did not cry for help, she just didn 't want to go on this way and had given up.

I read the story and found out the vet wanted 700 € for the OP or she would be killed as the dog did not have a known owner and cityhall does not have a refuge, so strays get euthanized.

And when that vet refused to take the shockcollar off... I was unstoppable... I would get that puppy out of there.

So I offered my help to Sharon (who had saved and taken the puppy from under a bush) and the next day Addi and I drove to Pedreguer to get her (Thx Fay).
I collected the pup and drove her to my vetclinic in Mutxamel where she was examinated and x- rayed. 

My clinic offers special prices for rescued animals so for less than half Mausie would get her OP 

A day later Mausie was allowed to go home with us so she did.

Life was not easy... this little girl was terrified of everything, obviously did not have any inprenting or socialisation, she did not like humans and would try to hide just anywhere.

It was obvious that this case was going to be a lot harder than expected.

At first we did not find a fosterhome, later on the vet did not want her to be moved from my care as he was afraid it would go wrong and that our place was the best possible place for the puppy.

And then she got sick... fever for days and days, and then she started coffing and lots more. Fear of distemper, then Kennelcough,... we have seen it all... and even spent many hours in our self improvised little sauna so she would be able to breath better and caugh less.

Photonic Therapy, honey and Essential oils got her through together  with the best possible personal treatment of myself who was bound home or with her 24h a day.

Luckily she came through the awdeal and I started looking out for an adoptive family.

For reasons I will not go into it did not work out.

In the end it was meant to be so as this little girl is really not a dog you can just drop of with anybody.

She still does not like humans, she is even fraid of humans and would bite others if you try to pick her up. You can' t raise your voice or even look at her or she runs away.

I have seen terrible and difficult cases in the past but I have always been able to get through and make them be happy again and sociable.

Mausie now trusts me more often than not but learns most from my pack of rescued dogs, they deserve all the credit for where Mausie is now.

And for the rest their is balance of love and consequent behaviourapart from so much more. The stability she has now is the best for her.

The vet wanted to wait the longest time possible but agreed with me yesterday... we have to take the external fixation off and find out what is going on:

We do not know yet what we will find and what the vet will have to do.

According to the X-ray of last Friday the bones are not yet healed enough to be without support.

And further on Mausie will be needing rehabilitation too and I do not know how long it will take for her to be fit again.

My main concern is to save her leg, please...

So people, we need help please, sponsors or donations for Mausie and others rescues.

I don t believe it... it just rained, rained RAINED !!!!
Well it was NOT supposed to rain today, NOT at all.

OK, I ll start over again...

We had a big storm during the night and with damages... damages our Insurancepolicy does not cover...

The metal roof that protects the hay and alfalfa was partly blown away, a part of the solarsysteem got loose and were severely damaged, some fencing got damaged, the chickenhouse was lifted and blown away, electricity needed repairs, leak in the watersystem of the horses,... Must I go on ???



During the day I could only manage to fix the leak at the horses drinkwatersystem, the electricity and was not afraid as only colder dry weather was expected... and I gave the chickens their house back... the rest of the day the wind just blew too damn hard...

Dry weather you said ? Yep dry weather !!!


And it just RAINED !!!!!! It R A I N E D !!!

The little food I got left for the rescue horses will now we wet.... nooooooooooooooo  I do not need more problems !!!!

... this

... with Mauwsie so she would dry up quicker... madam decided to fall into the swimmingpool.
Luckily my intuition Always tells me when there is something wrong with my rescues and I have learned to listen to that voice...so I turned round (was in the outdoorkitchen) and saw her on the side of the pool and just ran to here and got her out.
Every day she gets more mobile and everyday I have to take more measures to make the ranch puppyproof...
Those last 4 days we have had so much going on...please !!!!!

— looking for peace & tranquility at Whispering Ranch.

Some pictures from the rescue dogs of the ranch

Yep, she is Always watching, luckily she does start sleeping now... In the beginning she was alert 24h/24h...


What is wrong in this picture ?

So Mauwsie and Chey went to the neighbour and Boomer stayed inside with Tom and Gipsy;

Of course I had my camera on.

As I felt how Boomer was stressing I called home and asked the helper to open the house and let the dogs out...

When I came home everybody was ok but on the video I could see how Boomer had been howling for me.

We have some serious anxiety to treat here

Mauwsie on the other hand was having a good day today: see for your self

The horses liked this weather and wanted to go out and play, so Cuba decided to open the gate and take his mates with him

As it was wet outside it was a good moment to stay inside and get some work done.

And as it was cold and wet I decided to lit the open fire... for the 2nd time this year. I did not realize there was a big lighter lying close by... and yes I made a big mistake... about half an hour after lighting the fire, while all where sleeping in their sofa's and I was working on the pc there was a big bang that made everything tremble.
All the dogs jumped around and I could only grab my chest to see if I had been shot or what...

I had no idea of what had happened untill I saw the debriss of the firelighter.

It took me some time to calm Boomer down... he wanted me to torch him

Sometime later I heard noice at the house... well not only the dogs had a fright...the horses too and fences where pushed over by them

At 22.00 I could go out in the bad weather to bring the horses back to their paddock and make temporaly repairs.

What a day

I want to share the good, hoping others will take an example and do good too;

But I also promised 5 years ago when starting this blog is that I would say the good things and the bad...

Now little Mauwsie has been a little terror last night.

We went outside with all the dogs and she decided you could walk on the swimmingpol

I had no time to think, I just saw her walk on the summerplastic... 1 2 3 steps and then stopped, it moved under here and luckily she turned round and walk off it.

You can t imagine how my heartbeat was going... Owwwwwwwww  my MAUWSIE

Now that she finally is getting better, she is also a lot more active... a real pup with all the dangers !!! I need 2 more pairs of eyes !!!

Finally after being with us for almost 3 weeks I was allowed and able to do something with the puppy... WASH her !!!!!!!!
And finally I can hold her now without getting nausea from the bad smell she had on her...

Mommyyyyyy    !!!!!!!

5 YEARS ALREADY !!!

5 years ago, at this very minute I brought home 9 foals and yearlings from the hell in Catral (Murcia).

In the next few days I will post about each one of them:

If you want to read the start of the story in Dutch click right on 2009:

But I need to tell this story... if only already for Mauwsies future adopter: So...


Yes Mauwsie likes to hide, or no, I need to say it differently... Mauwsie can be so scared sometimes that she goes and hides.

This is not funny but SAD ! and just shows what she must have been living in those first few months of her life.

She hides in my house when she hears something she doesn't know or when she hears strange voices outside, but what she did yesterday scared the shit out of me:

So as I said in the other message, I went to the vet's yesterday.

First I brought Boomer in (he needed his monthly blood and urine check as he is suffering fron chronic renal failiure) and then went back to get Mauwsie out of the car: Mauwsie, Mauwsie, come on:

Mauwsie ?

MAUWSIE ????

The car was empty, she was not in the front at the foot of the passengers seat, not on my side either, and not in the back.

My pulse was going quicker and quicker:  HELP she dispappeared

This can t be, no it can't Eva , think !!! ...the car was locked, she could not get out.

Has she been stolen ? Oh no Mauwsie.... M A U W S I E E E E E

Front door open again, nothing. Back door open again... NOTHING !!!!

And then...then I saw her little face sticking out from under the furtest back seat with little scary eyes... no, no don't take me out of here, she said.

I tried to explain to her that we needed to go to the vet so he could take her pain away but she put her legs straight and refused to get from under the seat.

Can you imagine ? poor puppy. But she had to go, so I took her from under and brought her in the clinic

Yes I still like to hide now and again

So we went back to the vet, and yes that abscess is still playing up, so Juan had to open the wound a bit and press it out.

Yep Mauwsie wanted to bite him...but didn' t ... it was just a warning

Meanwhile at home she sleeps a lot in someone else bed... or parades outside in her green vest

As we want to be prepared Mauwsie got her Rabiesinjection and her chip. Yes the little girl has her passport now.

And to make up for that big needle and as it was getting quite cold at night Eva went to buy her a few things for going out on the evening and early morningwalks;

2 of them were too small though, so we will exchange them.

And as you can see, little missie is getting closer to other rescuedog Cheyenne
 

a message from the heart to thank all of you who saw the appeal of Sharon or Brenda to find some sponsors for financial help for the femur operation of little Faith, the puppy Sharon Vigar- Jones found in the streets of Pedreguer.

I must also say a BIG thank you to Hospital Veterinario JG in Mutxamel who kept the bills lower then we could imagine. Although I ve been there a dozen times so to speak since the OP, they never charged me the visits or time or checking her out for echo s etc. I only had to pay for the extra med's.

We even had a bit left to get her her pasport & chip today and rabies injection, so whoever will adopt this little girl, she will be able to travel abroad on Januari 2.

PS. I will show the bills to Sharon

 And a BIG thanks TOO to Lyssa and Richard from the   Second Chance Staffords and Pitbulls JOEHOEEEE

Can you recognize who they are ?

For the Englishreaders go to www.bloggen.be/whispererhorse and scroll to 12/2009 to read the story

Doctorsorders: As of last night Mauwsie is not allowed to leave the house anymore, no more puppysitting at the neighbours, no nothing, meaning also I can not leave the house either as I refuse to leave her alone.

That is were it was so good that I could bring Mauwsie to my neighbours for an hour or 2 every day: meanwhile she would get to know more good people and I could do outside whatever needed to be done or go to the fysio or getting stuff for her....

This morning this situation already lead to problems so I had to leave her in the bench, closed this time while I would help the trimmer treat our rescuehorse Punkie who has frogcanker.

Anyways, I was in for another big surprise this morning... well we did know Mauwsie most propably would have parasites as all puppies do, but to see TENIAS in her stoollllll, was not funny because this meant BIG bad business.
As you can see she has what we call here "TENIAS" and are dangerous for all my other rescues.
So Juan, the vet, told me to give Milbemax...

OK fine,and How am I going to get that as I can t leave her alone so long, can t take her with me, can t bring her to the neighbours, and my friends living closeby being on Holiday abroad.
Yes the disadvantage of living reclude in the hills, far from everything and not being the kind of person for asking help.

Anyways, I went to my neighbours and luckily Tony proposed to come to my place and babysit on Mauwsie... THANK YOU TONY !!!!!

So in a recordspeed I drove to Mutxamel, got all the medication and drove back...

Ow yes... In case you did not know... TENIAS is highly contagious so I have had to buy Milbemax for all the rescuedogs and R.cat to protect them from getting it from Mauwsie...

Yep if you want to rescue and help others, you must be prepared that it won t be easy

But to be honest... I am happy when she will be OK, I m quite sure she has not got distemper as the fever is lower.

Still could be Kennel Cough (incubation till 10 days and she started a few days back so could have brought it with her from the other place) or something else I am dedicated to fight for this little girl. I do hope the right person who wants to adopt her will contact me very soon.

Goodnight everybody... I need to get a bite to eat now !

  

PS. If you want to see what the worms look like, let me now ... Yes I have taken pictures as I do that all the time to have a reference bank of what is happening to them

The diarrhea, due to the use of Duphalac to help her liver, is better as I have lowered the amount of Duphalac so that problem is solved too.

Just remains a little cough that will be checked out tomorrowmorning

Fot the rest the pictures say it all.

She gets her daily medication and she loves the torchsessions.

1 less good thing though... the little girl is starting to bound with my pack and myself... my neighbour told me she started to hawl and cry after leaving her at their house for the daily visite.

It s time to start finding the perfect adoptive family for her before long.

Yep suddenly she was there in my bathroom... An opportunity to learn something new
At the neighbours

A little torching of the wound, standard- and tingpoints


And then time to go to bed

She has not met the horses in person yet, but she will...soon 

Hey what are you doing in my bed ?.... oeps

On one side because in the end you do worry so you don t sleep as deep as otherwise

On the other hand because she called me several times at 1.50 at 2.54 at 6.13... in the end we just stayed up.

And then of course it rained and stormed and we had soooo much rain overnight

As you know this is not my dog but I helped another person Sharon who took this animal from the street. I have 17 rescued animals at home.

I will do everything I can but I need your help ... if we all chip in obe way or the other.

I have not paid the bill from the OP yet as the promised help did not all arrive yet.

If Faith, Mauwsie has Distemper all my rescues are at risk, eventhough they have been vaccinated when the were a puppy. I will die myself if any of them all get sick or die because of this.

Sorry have to back to the vetscongress now, staying positive and taking Mauwsie with me

PS VEt not impressed Mauwsie tried to bite him... Me very happy though Mauwsie getting more confident... she wagged her tail again today when I picked her up after the morningsession at the congres. 

I really need to get some rest as I still have another day tomorrow at the vetcongres on Hematology & Oncology

Of course I had to slip too and fall straight forward

Our little Mauwsie was not impressed... WHere are we going now ?   Not a happy face at all

And at alast a picture at the vets... totally relaxed in my arms

She has had fever come up and go down several times but I have not heard her sneese myself, so now we are listening every second.

At the same time she has started with the Duphalac for her liver...

Now let s hope it is not Distemper... let s hope it for her sake, as well as for my other rescues sake.

Goodnight everybody !  

I just had the shock of the year...

Am I uploading the news of the day on this blog with Mauwsie lying on my lap.

Suddenly she started having little convulsions ... first I thought she was dreaming lively (bad dream) but then I realised she was not.

As soon as it stopped, she did not move anymore and laid there quietly lifelessly... I cald her name, nothing. I lifted her skin in the neck, nothing. I did not see her breath anymore. Then i lifted her head up and when I let it loose it just fell down (in my other hand of course). So I gave her a shake to get her conscieus back.

Damn that was really frightening.
Of course I informed the chief of the clinic straight away. Now, no more stress for tonight and leaving her in peace to sleep.

Tomorrow morning first stop at the vetsclinic having her totally checked out, just to be on the safe side.

Edit: this was a day of a very big UP, her tail waggling for the first time while walking with the other dogs, and the biggest DOWN, frightning me like this... I want NO MORE of these days !!!

  

On the way to the vet, we went with Addi for a coffee so Mauwsie would get a bit socialized with other people, noices etc.


At noon we had an appointment at the vetclinic; Fever checked, bandage changed, movement of the leg checked out...
 



After her lunch (she eats 3x a day) she did a siësta and then went of to the neighbours
 
while I went to the fysio.

 Faith also had a visitor this morning. Addi who helpt me to bring Faith from Pedreguer came to visit her.  
For these pics and more pictures, please go to our Facebookpage Whispering Ranch

As part of the therapy we decided that she would go each day for an hour or two to my neighbours Tony & Lin Bray, so the litlle mousie would make lots of positive interactions with humans.

Just to be on the safe side, although I knew she could have these fevers, due to the infestation of parasites.

Regarding the remarks on FB : To explain it as simple as I can, parasites attack the immunesystem of the body and that is one of the reasons why we have to deworm/deparasite our animal on a regular basis.

As an example: a puppy is deparasited before we vaccinate it as parasites cause a lower immunesystem and so we want the animal to be free of parasites and have a stronger immunesystem before you vaccinate it which would also lower the immunesystem.

The same is here, before any operation you want the animal to have the best and strongest immunesystem, and therefor your vets want you to deworm your animals on a regular basis.

Sometimes, like in this case there is no time to wait till the animal is topfit again : in this case repairing that leg was more urgent than all the rest as the bones start the healingproces immediately and you don t have the time to deworm and then wait for another week for the immunesystem to recuperate.

Sometimes you HAVE to make a CHOICE : in this case there was no choice... As the other vet where she was first did not deworm her or do anything for that matter: The OP simply had to be done a.s.a.p. and therefor I made the decision to have that OP already on Monday although that day the old owner still would have had a say.

This dog is getting al the necessary help and much more... she is not a single moment alone, I have done several veterinarion courses, I am a qualified photonic practitioner and I have certificates as a dogtrainer and -dogpsycho. I therefor cover both situations: the physical and the mental. 

When the fever comes up she gets some ice wrapped in between the legs and under the ingle.

She received antibioticshots of Synulox yesterday and today apart from other medication

She started a fever last night so I checked and she had 39.8.

Called the vetclinic to see what she had gotten as injections so I could see what we could do.

As she already had had all she needed, we went my way... meaning torching the little mouse the standardspoints which include the point that releases aspirine in the body.

Apart from that I took a cold gel-icepack that I wrapped well and put in between her legs...

I will find a way to make this work, even take her with me to the vetcourse this w.e.

That will also give us more time to find the right fosterer, the right adoptant and now it just leaves us with finding the rest of the money to pay the vetbill.

She was washed with dry shampoo to get her a bit cleaner and less smellier. Then she got another treatment against flees

Then we went for a walk and once again I could see how she would try to hide under a car...damn that girl is so damn scared of the world surrounding her
Even in the car she would try to hide but then she saw me, yes me and that gave her some confidence

She knows  only 1 thing very well, and that is to make herself as small as possible in a hiding place.

I have had some sad cases here, but this almost breaks my heart as she is only 4.5 months old.

Here she is lying in an open bench as she feels safe there. The door is open so she can get out when she wants to get out.

I went to visit my neighbour with her and the other WRR dogs so she would find out that there are more good people in this world.

Boomer was not impressed  Where is that stranger ?
Cheyenne was OK with sharing Tony s attention
Boomer was not
Hey are we going home ?
At home...Tommy connecting with puppy
Tonight I had to go to the physio ...of course I did not want puppy to be alone at home so she went to my neighbours yo learn and find out that there are still good humans in this world...young and old

Faith-Hope: 24/11
Today I was a t the vetclinic at 11 am. I saw the same scenario as yesterday and the day before... still very afraid when you arrive, but adapting quickly.
Since Friday I have still not heard her bark 1... a shockcollar in the past ???? You must be kidding (Getting angry again). I torched the little lady to prepare her for the OP an what would happen and meanwhile spent some undemanded time with her.
Just before 1 pm it was her turn: the catheder was put in and with propofol she went to sleep.
While opening the leg Juan could see this was not a recent broken femur and he had quite some work to clean both parts up and to make a perfect fit.
Of course he made the correct surgical decision as this is a pup with bones that still are growing.
Thanks to the use of the correct products, Hope did not have any problems to wake up slowly from the aneastesia.
At 3 pm she was totally awake and trying to stand up.
I torched her once again against pains and to stimulate cell regeneration.
After a brief stop ver at home to put the rescuehorses in the paddocks before dark, I went back to the clinic till 8 pm.
The girl is doing fine and she has made a click in her head... tonight she realised we are here to help here and she should not be afraid.
I have made the decision to take her home tomorrow.
For once nobody has offered yet a fosterhome

Faith-Hope: 23/11/2014:

She is doing OK ! Aitor said she is starting to show her character.
She is a little afraid of many things but adapts really quick.
I did not find any more flees, so the treatment has done it's work.
While Aitor and I were treating & cleaning the scin around her nails (which was black) she did not really like it and gave a small puppy bite (just a touch, no biting) to Aitor and kisses on my hand to me, hahahahahahahaa.
I torched her again today as she just loves it.
I took some video and am uploading it. Enjoy a few pictures meanwhile

We were at a fair yesterday to try and sell the famous Figs marmelade with vanilla, we had aromabeads with essential oils with us and all the Mosjies that Mosjie-Mosjie had donated to us.
AT the same time Eva made publicity about the Photonic Therapy and gave some torchsessions to the needy

So after the fair in Calpe Addi Verschuuren and I went to see Faith (Mausie) again at the clinic 4 some undemanded time and to torch her with the Photonic Therapy.
Nuria, the vet from Hospital Veterinario JG was saying she was just a beautiful dog, so kind and calm...everybody loves her there
They were shocked to hear the story about the shockcollar and very angry.

Of course I will go back to her tomorrow and will spend more time with her

https://www.facebook.com/events/1524395317808389/?pnref=story

I sincerely hope she will become his perfect partner

Life can be hard...
But only people can be cruel.

Today I had more than my fair share of human cruelty and when I tought it had reached the limit, somebody just tried to push me over the top of the mountain to fall down...

So I renamed him Charlie and from day 1 he has responded well on that.

Today we went back to the vetclinic for a check up after the castration.
He is such a lovely boy !!! gentle, soft and ignorant.

I have my hands full in teaching him the basics, apart from the cuddles.

So... so far all is going well.
Thor is settled in at my neighbours and I m going over 3-4 times a day to play a bit, train a bit and have some undemanded time.
Thor is a quick learner and got to play with a rescuedog Cheyenne today.

So far, a part from all the many hours occupied with his case, I have paid the ticket to fly over to the Netherlands on Friday and all his vetbills (bloodcheck, castration,...) from my own personal pockets as our non-profit organisation WRR never had any help untill "hopefully" today.

Soooooo we have been up since 5.30 am. and only did 1 thing today...
trying to move mountains 4 THOR

So what s new ?

THOR is leaving his balcony VERY SOON !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Talking with dozens for hours every single day...has paid off !

After nights of chatting with "Second Chance Staffords and Pitbulls" they have found a temporary spot for him joehoeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee happy happy happy !

The next day I drove back to see how he was living and yes indeed... Thor lives on the balcony of an appartement, 24 h/day

I will get you out of there Thor I promise !!!

Onces home I went on Fb and told the story... I hope someone will help us !

We had a strange encounter today... I invited some people over from "Volvo Ocean Race" (the sailing competition) for lunch ...
When they arrived they said... normally you would bring a bottle of wine or so when you are invited, but we thought you could use some gravelllllllll

YES we do !!!!!

R.I.P. Guapo...
Just found my Guapo dead, no marks on her
At least you had a great time at my place...

Going to the vets now to do a section and find out what killed her...as I have a feeling...

The miracle of the day...Always makes me happy to be there, even for the smallest of all !!!

Collected this after a marketday, went home, washed it all, divited it and went to bring it to those who could use it well...

So today I started a new "today I give away" project...teaching some youngsters what it is they need to know about animals and horses in particular...
Jefferson Ivan Tenezaca Abad had been waiting 4 this for some time so...today was the day... day nr 1... What is a horse ? How to meet a horse, how to clean a horse, how to torch a horse, what to feed a horse, the horsenalities with Linda Parelli, the expressions of a horse, natural horsemanship, etc...etc...

Zoals je op de foto's voor vertrek uit de Ranch in Belgie kon zien 

waren zijn hoeven al lang toe aan een trimbeurt. En zodus belde Juliette vorige week direct naar de trimmer die ook Altanero's voetjes doet om langs te komen.

Vandaag was het zo ver: Juliette schreef me daarnet: Hoefsmid is geweest, hoeven zien er stukken beter uit! Het duurt nog wel een paar keer voordat ze de juiste vorm hebben maar het begin is er...hij was erg braaf en zijn hoeven zijn verder in goede conditie



Meneertje is duidelijk rotverwend door Jule... zelfs doordeweeks krijgt ie nu al strikjes



Psst dank je lieve Juliette voor de goede zorgen ! Brownie zal Rani zeker missen, maar gelukkig ben jij er voor hem ;)

Met al jouw goede zorgen en die van Eric komt het zekers goed !

En terwijl zij daar genieten werd ik geroepen door een kikker om hulp... even buiten de voordeur zag ik in de goot hoe een slang de kikker probeerde te verorberen. 
Snel zocht ik een middel om de slang te kunnen dwingen de mond open te doen, wat ik gelukkig ook vond. Een beetje druk in de nek en slangeman deed mondje open...kikker kon vluchten en ik bracht de slang naar een leeg 2000 l vat in afawachting van diens vrijlating...



Tot rust kwam ik met onzen Guapo die elke dag meer woordjes leert...

En amper een uurtje later kon ie zijn nieuwe vriendjes al ontmoeten...en een oude bekende ;)

En hij heeft zijn lievelingseten snel gevonden...geen hooi, geen ballo, geen avena, maar ALFALFA !!!

I am completely exhausted... but the second temporary fencing is almost done. Never thought this would be necessary... But I listen when people advise me wink-emoticon
Aston IV will arrive in Barcelona around 23 h where he will have a rest in the stables at the airport till tomorrow morning.
Then his last voyage will continue till Jijona, Alicante...

To be honest...I think he will be very surprised to find out he came back to the place where he was very happy a few years ago.

Tot binnenkort !!!

1- Beheer en toediening van medicijnen.
2 - De belangrijkste medicijnen in een kliniek.
3- De dosis van medicijnen kunnen berekenen.
4 - Weten hoe je de hond/de kat in het ziekenhuis moet behandelen
6 - De meest voorkomende chirurgische ziekten.
7 - De meest voorkomende operaties.
8 - Hoe de patiënt te behandelen na een chirurgische ingreep.
9 - Bekend zijn met de aseptische techniek en antisepsis
10 - Alle chirurgische instrumenten kunnen herkennen en hun functie kennen.
11 - Alle medische apparaten van de operatieruimte kunnen herkennen en kunnen gebruiken/toepassen.
12 - De voors en tegens van kalmerende middelen, analgesica en anesthetica (parenterale en gasvormig).
13 - Een dier kunnen intuberen en de monitoring en controle van de verdoofde patiënt.
14 - De geopereerde patiënt kunnen verschonen, wonden reinigen, verbanden kunnen plaatsen, etc...

 

Deze week is Gipsy met me meegeweest  voor een praktijksessie.
Ze vond de aandacht best leuk
Zo houdt men dus een hond correct vast om bloed te kunnen afnemen

 En Boomers mest gebruikten bij het leren hoe een mestonderzoek te doen
Meer foto's en uitleg vind je hier: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.624705487583337.1073741850.539671206086766&type=1

En ik mocht weer fototjes ontvangen van Juliette, die Altanero adopteerde in 2011... wat is het toch een superkoppel ;)

 Cheyenne heeft een nieuwe sessie glucantime nodig om de strijd tegen de Leichmaniose verder te zetten en  Boomer een behandeling tegen Erhlichia..