Gotta Love Dogs: Herbie Update 12.20.2012

Thursday, December 20, 2012

Herbie Update 12.20.2012

Latest News on Herbie the Pit Bull

By: N Gilbert

Via Doc Rick Broz:

Update 12/19/12: Herbie is now up to 51 pounds!! Herbie's bloodwork is slowly improving. Dr. Wood is taking Herbie to the ophthamologist today, so we will have more information tomorrow concerning his appointment.

Update 12/20/12: Herbie went to Akron Veterniary Referral to see the specialist. He may have underlying cancer and a biopsy was taken. Results will not be available until after Christmas. He is doing well though, and gaining weight everyday!

Here he is wearing his new sweater and looking very dapper! ♥

Please also visit the Lorain Animal Clinic where Herbie is currently at for their latest updates on him! :)
http://lorainanimalclinic.vetstreet.com/herbie

Doc Rick Broz's FB: https://www.facebook.com/docrick.broz?fref=ts

Justice For Herbie FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/448760191854003/

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