Doc
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A little about them
Welcome to Camp Cocker Rescue, Doc! This handsome tri-color Cocker Spaniel has been through extensive medical care and is enjoying life in his foster home with his foster siblings.
Ideal Home
Doc will need an adopter committed to continuing his physical therapy. Depending on his progress, therapy may continue for approximately six more months, gradually decreasing in frequency as he gets stronger.
Ongoing Health
Doc was diagnosed with dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) and takes Pimobendan (Vetmedin) and Taurine supplements. He has undergone neuter, lip fold, dental, and left-knee surgery. His left knee is healing well, and his veterinarian does not currently expect him to need right-knee surgery. He has rear-left-leg muscle atrophy and a history of incoordination, infected ears, heavy dental tartar, and emaciation.
Training & Support
Doc is house-trained and gets along with other dogs. His current foster provides daily physical therapy, and he is enjoying his foster home and siblings.
Application Details
- Begin your application by contacting Doc’s provider through Wags.
- Doc is fostered in Riverside County, California.
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Camp Cocker Rescue
South San Francisco, CA
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Common questions
Doc will need continued physical therapy. Depending on how his legs respond, therapy could continue for approximately six more months, gradually decreasing as he gets stronger.
Doc was diagnosed with dilated cardiomyopathy and has rear-left-leg atrophy and rear-leg incoordination. He has also received treatment for knee, ear, dental, and lip-fold issues.
Yes. Doc is enjoying his foster home and foster siblings, and the normalized listing reports that he gets along with other dogs.