Foxy was suspected to be TVT positive when her private part was spotted bleeding like my first rescue dog, Layla. As for how easily TVT could be transmitted through mating, licking, and biting, I decided to isolate her from the pack after consulting the vets and arranging her appointment.

26th of April

• Fed NexGard

13th of May

• Trapped and sent to fosterer's home

17th of May

• Sent to the vet clinic for her 1st chemotherapy
• RM176 for consultation, TVT microscopic test, antibiotics & anti-swelling pills

24th of May

• Vet appointment for her 2nd chemotherapy

1st of June

• Sent to the vet clinic for checkup due to deteriorating health - Foxy had an upset stomach regurgitating after meals 3 times prior to her original chemo appointment
• RM213 for consultation, complete blood count, Idexx Chem 10 and Cimetidine
• 3rd chemotherapy was postponed to a later date

Update:
3rd of June
2 days after the vet appointment, she didn't seem to be any better, I was very worried. My dog used to have a serious allergy and upset stomach, yogurt helped and it became his favorite treat. I decided to mix yogurt into her meal and give it a try. It worked! She is very well now, gaining some weight, more active, and happier it seems.

12th of June
Foxy is all healthy and active now. Her next chemo is scheduled on the coming Monday, 14th of June.

Stay tuned for more updates! Thank you!