I don't know why but all dogs and I are very sleepy this morning. Pompom is recovering from his chemotherapy on Monday. He is starting to get some appetite back. It is fun t have three dogs with me. I enjoy the company.

Today marks 11 weeks since Pompom started his chemotherapy. He is doing well considering he had hard time breathing 11 weeks ago. Pompom has no appetite since yesterday. I think this is due to the chemo he received on Monday. I hope re recovered from it soon.

Pompom is recovering from his chemotherapy. He slept very well. Tiny and Nano are with us starting last night. Pompom cough / congestion is little better with his medication. I just want Tiny and Pompom to stay healthy. Nano too, but she is still young.

The idea is to make Pompom more comfortable by adding more moisture in the air. I bought an Aromatherapy Diffusers from Amazon ... It came today. Aroma bottles are not delivered today. I hope this will help Pompom breath better.

Pompom is at Summit Vet in Tacoma having this 10th Chemo this morning. Pompom are and did things he needed to do before we arrived.

Pompom's coughing problem is due to the "Tracheal Collapse". It has a lot to do with the weight gain and I think we should try to have him loose weight. I will try this. He is whining a battle with lymphoma, I will not loose him for "Tracheal Collapse". Source: https://pets.webmd.com/dogs/tracheal-collapse-dogs#1

Pompom coughed and woke up only twice last night. He does not like the taste of cough medication so he does not take it. Only if he understands what I am trying to do. I only want to make him comfortable. Other than Pompom's occasional coughs, there is no sign of lymph nodes getting enlarged. That is a good sign. Next ...

Pompom woke up couple of times middle of the night coughing. I will chicken the net to see what I can do for him. Other than that his cancer is under control. This is the first week of not having chemotherapy every week. I am keep eyes on his lymph nodes. I took this picture last night when I left office. I and Pompom are ...

Nothing In The World Is Friendlier Than A Wet Dog! The picture was taken right after the morning walk. I would love to take them out to a warm morning walk.

Today marks his 10th week since the start of chemotherapy. That is amazing accomplishment considering how bad his lymph nodes were back then. He is still gagging and coughing sometime but he does no breath hard any more. I am so happy that he spends more time with Tiny.