You might remember Sidney from a couple of weeks back, when he was Dog of the Day on August 14th.
He’s a splendid young Pemmie, a registered therapy dog and a Canine Good Citizen too!
Sidney’s Mom Geri S. writes that earlier this week, “Sidney suddenly went lame and was yipping as if in great pain, and was then diagnosed with severe hip dysplasia. His left femur had popped right out of his insufficient socket. He can’t bear any weight on it. Next Tuesday he’s going in for surgery, a procedure called a Femoral Head Ostectomy (FHO). They are going to make his poor little short leg even shorter, but recovery is supposed to be quick and he should be able to use his leg again.”
Geri is hoping for “good thoughts, prayers and Corgi kisses to help Sidney come through this” and for her family to be able to deal with the financial part of it. “I wouldn’t dream of keeping him in pain and not doing the surgery, you know?”
Of course not, Geri! We are all behind you and Sidney.
Everything is going to be A-OK!
Paige says
Get well Sidney!! <3
RC says
Get better soon Sidney!!!! Hunter and Maddi are going to miss you in the mean time 🙂 <3
Kelly says
Get well soon, Sidney!!!!!
corgimas says
Stick to it Sidney!
My Swedish Vallhund Anya had an FHO done at 11 months young….and that was over 10 years ago now..she is doing fine and you will too!!!
see you up running in the snow soon enough!
Good winds
rob & Anya
Jane R. says
My corgi/beagle Violet had an FHO years ago, and she recovered quickly and beautifully. She has since had two knee operations and is doing well at 13 1/2! You can't keep a good corgi down! :o)
^..^Corgidogmama says
Oh sweet Sidney, take care and get well soon!
Anonymous says
Get well soon, Sidney! My Starbuck has hip dysplasia, so I understand how scary it can be. I know he will be jumping and running again in no time!
-Virginia
Edward and Gemima says
It's the absolute worst when they are sick or in pain. Edward, Gemima and I wish you healing thoughts and a quick recovery.
Edward and Gemima says
It's the absolute worst when they are sick or in pain. Edward, Gemima and I wish you healing thoughts and a speedy recovery.