We Be Boarding

11/21/2024

It’s transport day! Safe travels, Freedom Run Express, our fantastic drivers and all the pups. ❤️🐾

11/21/2024

Hey everyone, Olson is not feeling well tonight and his mommy and daddy are very worried about him. Olson has valley fever and he is starting to show some pretty severe symptoms. We are asking that you take a minute tonight to pray for Olson and his family. Keep them in your prayers until we have an update. We appreciate it very much. Love y’all!

11/21/2024

Meet Lindsay, she is founder and owner of Concierge Canine Care. She was at WeBe Boarding today getting Faith ready for transport tomorrow. She did a deep brush out and took out another dog worth hair. She helped socialize Faith a little more. She also checked her ears and nails. Faith was not a fan. ☺️ Faith looks beautiful!
Lindsay also bathed Brody who is boarding with us. She trimmed his nails and cleaned his ears. Thank you Lindsay for being her to help us with these great pups.
If you are boarding with WeBe Boarding, Lindsay will be available to bathe, trim nails, and clean ears while your dogs are staying with us. If you are interested in this service, please let us know.
Check her FB page out.
Concierge Canine Care in Columbus Texas. Lindsey will also come to your home to serve your dogs. She is amazing.

11/20/2024

With The Vault TX – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

11/19/2024

11/19/2024

Jerome McConnell is the best boy. His training is going great. Lee “Mama” McConnell is doing a great job. 💕🐾

11/19/2024

Things To Come!
Today WeBe is meeting with Lindsay the founder and owner of Concierge Canine Care. We are working on a plan to have her available to bathe your dogs and trim their nails while the are boarding with us. (Lindsay is also interested in helping with the rescue dogs that board with WeBe). Exciting stuff. Stay tuned! 🐾

11/18/2024

BaeLee and ME

I’ve had some of you ask me “what’s involved in taking care of BaeLee and her Mega Esophagus”?

I will begin telling you things a little at a time so Indont overwhelm you. If you have questions please put them in the comments.

CONTENT WARNING
BaeLee is fed 4 times a day in her Bailey chair. Each feeding is 35 minutes of upright time. Her esophagus is so large that we need to use gravity upright to help the food get to her stomach. One of our biggest issues and concerns is regurgitation. Which is very different than vomiting. With regurgitation there is no stomach pumping movement. When a dog regurgitates, the food flies from the stomach straight out the mouth similar to something you would see in the exorcist. And it all comes flowing out in one steady push normally you don’t even see signs of an episode, when a dog is regurgitating. It happens so quickly and spontaneously. Below are photos from yesterday. On an average day BaeLee will regurgitate 1-5 times a day. We do have days where she doesn’t regurgitate at all and we celebrate those days. When you see a skinny ME Dog, please understand that it is a real struggle to keep weight on them when they’re regurgitating that much. She is given Cerenia on a regular basis for calming the stomach. She also is given sulcarafate twice a day to help coat the esophagus and the stomach. An ME dog can lose up to 5 pounds in less than two days if they are regurgitating a lot. Most of our regurgitation episodes happen between 1 AM and 3 AM in the morning. She wears a neck hug or neck pillow to keep her head elevated. This helps the  saliva to flow down, but often it does not. It catches in her very large pocket which has formed to the side of her esophagus. Not only does it sit in the esophagus in the pocket, but it also spoils in the pocket. So with a regurgitation episode the smell can be very foul. When you visit you will see blankets and towels, and covers on all the furniture, blankets covering the beds. This is so we can catch regurgitation. If you ever come into my house and do not smell something funny please let me know. I work really hard trying to keep it fresh. But if you smell something, please let me know because I’m kind of immune to it. One of the issues with constant regurgitation is that she could lose her stomach at any given time right out of her mouth along with the regurgitation. She can also aspirate from the fluids and become sick with aspiration pneumonia. We deal with aspiration pneumonia quite regularly around here.

11/18/2024

Thanks for being a top engager and making it on to my weekly engagement list! 🎉

Dave Albrecht, Chuck Frick, Natalie Wiseman

11/15/2024

Come see us at the Brenham PetSmart off of 290. We have the cutest and sweetest kittens and a couple of adults who are amazing.

We will be there this Sunday, November 17 from 10-3.

11/14/2024

Please Foster ❤️

11/13/2024

Wow busy times saving dogs! Awesome!!!

11/13/2024

Dog walking rules, from the dog….Now we understand!!🐾🐾🐾