Who's more at risk of a heart attack: Your dad, or my dog?
It's official. The Vet Lab called back today and told me that my dog, tucker is SEVERELY hypothyroid. Basically meaning his thyroid doesnt produce enough TSH, which leads to the following symptoms:
Fatigue
Intolerance to cold
Depression
Weight gain
Weakness
Constipation
Hair loss
Menstrual irregularities
Finally! A solution for all the menstuation problems that he's been having!!!
What's funny about this is that he is SO hypothyroid that he's actually at risk for a doggy-style heart attack. I told the doc "dogs dont get heart attacks, stupid" but she said tuckers a fat slob and its not only possible--its probable. So soon enough he'll be on meds thatll make him a real dog. Maybe he'll get the strength to finally eat giorgio.
Fatigue
Intolerance to cold
Depression
Weight gain
Weakness
Constipation
Hair loss
Menstrual irregularities
Finally! A solution for all the menstuation problems that he's been having!!!
What's funny about this is that he is SO hypothyroid that he's actually at risk for a doggy-style heart attack. I told the doc "dogs dont get heart attacks, stupid" but she said tuckers a fat slob and its not only possible--its probable. So soon enough he'll be on meds thatll make him a real dog. Maybe he'll get the strength to finally eat giorgio.