Fight for Life
Fight for Life
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She whimpers as Gran gently prods her stomach.
“What’s wrong?” I ask.
“I’m not sure yet. She was acting antsy, couldn’t settle down or stop barking.” Gran listens to Mitzy’s stomach with her stethoscope and feels her abdomen with her hands. “She’s got some air in her stomach, and probably lots of food. How much did you tell Brenna to feed her?”
“Exactly what we always feed her. I even wrote it down. You don’t think the puppies brought in an infection and Mitzy got it, do you?”
“Is it dangerous?”...
Gran and I turn around. Zoe is standing by the door. She has changed into a black sweatshirt.
“Mitzy here has a bellyache,” Gran says.
“It might be bloat,” I say.
“Could be, but she’s not in that much pain,” says Gran. “Bloat is when a dog gets too much food and air in its stomach. Sometimes the stomach twists, and it can be very dangerous,” she explains to Zoe. “That’s why I want to keep an eye on her. Maggie, help me get her down. We’ll put her in the recovery room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She whimpers as Gran gently prods her stomach.
“What’s wrong?” I ask.
“I’m not sure yet. She was acting antsy, couldn’t settle down or stop barking.” Gran listens to Mitzy’s stomach with her stethoscope and feels her abdomen with her hands. “She’s got some air in her stomach, and probably lots of food. How much did you tell Brenna to feed her?”
“Exactly what we always feed her. I even wrote it down. You don’t think the puppies brought in an infection and Mitzy got it, do you?”
“Is it dangerous?”...
Gran and I turn around. Zoe is standing by the door. She has changed into a black sweatshirt.
“Mitzy here has a bellyache,” Gran says.
“It might be bloat,” I say.
“Could be, but she’s not in that much pain,” says Gran. “Bloat is when a dog gets too much food and air in its stomach. Sometimes the stomach twists, and it can be very dangerous,” she explains to Zoe. “That’s why I want to keep an eye on her. Maggie, help me get her down. We’ll put her in the recovery room.
What to read after Fight for Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laurie Halse Anderson to read onlineMoreLess
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