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However, over the past
few weeks, his amazing
foster carers have noticed that his pain
has started to become a little more
troublesome again. Although this is a
little disappointing, Ewan has a dedicated
team around him and we will continue
working to find the best way to keep him
comfortable and enjoying life.
We are now looking to arrange another
visit to the dedicated team at the Renew
Centre in Gloucestershire so that they can
reassess him. We may also explore whether
stem cell treatment could be helpful in
providing Ewan with greater comfort over
In our last update, we shared the the longer term.
encouraging news that young Ewan was
feeling much more comfortable following Ewan’s allergies, which will be familiar to
treatment for the painful problem in the many Bedlington owners, continue to be
muscles around his right hip, which had carefully managed through his diet and
been putting pressure on his sciatic nerve. monthly injections of an immunotherapy
vaccine tailored specifically to his needs.
The improvement in his comfort meant
that we began to see a very different side So, Ewan’s journey is not quite finished
to Ewan. Having previously been reluctant yet, and we will keep you updated as we
to move, he started to discover just how learn more about the next stage of his
much fun life could be! His cheeky Beddie treatment.
personality began to shine through and, As always, none of this would be possible
best of all, he learned to play, something without the very much appreciated
that brought huge smiles to the faces of his support of our wonderful BTRF supporters.
foster family and everyone. Your donations allow us to provide Ewan,
Since then, Ewan has been receiving and all the dogs in our foster care, with the
regular physiotherapy at home. This is specialist treatment and ongoing support
helping to rebuild and strengthen the they need.
muscles around his hips, providing more Thank you, on behalf of Ewan, the BTRF
support for his joints and helping him to team and all the dogs in our care.
move more comfortably.

