Heart Warriors
DMVD, DCM, and heart failure. Breathing counts, pill pockets, the good walks.
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Circles directory
Circles are small groups of caregivers going through the same thing. Same diagnosis, same breed, same hard season. Join as many as you like, leave any time, no one is notified.Small groups of caregivers going through the same thing. Same diagnosis, same breed, same hard season.
Circles directory
Circles are small groups of caregivers going through the same thing. Same diagnosis, same breed, same hard season. Join as many as you like, leave any time, no one is notified.Small groups of caregivers going through the same thing. Same diagnosis, same breed, same hard season.
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ClearEvery kind of companion is welcome. Your feed leads with your own pet’s kind; the caregiver circles are for everyone.
Eight circles chosen by hand. Every other circle is one tap below.
DMVD, DCM, and heart failure. Breathing counts, pill pockets, the good walks.
CKD support, diet changes, sub-q fluids at home.
Insulin timing, curves, and the days it just does not behave.
Treatment decisions, chemo days, and the in-between.
Urinary blockages, crystals, and stress cystitis. The emergency itself, and the months of watching afterward.
CKD from the first diagnosis on. Sub-q fluids at the kitchen counter, appetite, and the numbers between rechecks.

Medical circles are moderated a little more closely. Dosing questions get pointed to a vet, gently.
Epilepsy, cluster nights, and keeping a log without losing your mind.
Comfort care at home. Quiet, gentle, moderated by people.
Amputation recovery and after. Stairs, balance, phantom limb nights, and the surprising speed of a happy tripod.
Ramps, harnesses, hydrotherapy, and the slow-walk crowd.
Hypothyroid dogs, hyperthyroid cats, Cushing's, Addison's. Bloodwork days.
The murmur that came out of nowhere. Monitoring, clot risk, and living alongside a quiet disease.
A positive result, indoor life, and the questions people ask that they should not.
Methimazole, the diet, or I-131. Weight that will not stay on, and a cat who suddenly yells at four in the morning.
