There was much excitement when Miley Cyrus launched her "Bangerz" tour in Vancouver, British Columbia, in February, but since then the controversial singer has been beset by woes including ending up in the hospital with "a severe allergic reaction to antibiotics." Here are a few other issues that have cropped up along the way. 
Tragedy struck in early April with the death of the singer's favorite pooch, Floyd. Cyrus tweeted to her Boston fans in advance of her concert there that she was "beyond miserable." The gift of a new dog from her mother apparently did little to console her, as Cyrus later tweeted that she gave the new dog away to a friend. 
Katy Perry and Cyrus got in some smooching action during the latter's Los Angeles concert in February. Cyrus tweeted the lip lock, though the pair later got into a beef about the smooch when Perry questioned Cyrus' tongue hygiene during a radio interview in March. They later made up -- via Twitter, of course. 
In April 2014, a "Bangerz" tour bus caught fire, according to Cyrus' younger sister, Noah, who chronicled the incident on Twitter. 
On April 15, Cyrus was hospitalized for a "severe" allergic reaction to antibiotics reportedly taken for a bout with the flu and had to cancel some dates. "Kansas I promise Im as (heartbroken) as you are," the singer wrote. "I wanted so badly 2 b there 2night. Not being with yall makes me feel s**ttier than I already do."
- Cyrus honored her dog with a tattoo
- Friends including Wayne Coyne also got inked
- The Flaming Lips singer says Cyrus has "magic brain"
(CNN) -- Miley Cyrus' deceased dog Floyd will live on forever -- as a tattoo on the singer's left side.
After publicly grieving the loss of her pup, who died in April, Cyrus has inked an image of Floyd onto the left side of her ribcage along with the inscription "A Little Help From My Fwends."
Her friends apparently got matching tattoos in as a show of solidarity.
During Sunday's NBC special on Cyrus' "Bangerz" tour that very few apparently watched, she talked about how she struggled with Floyd's death, which came in the middle of her global tour.
"I have to not make myself sick over it because that's what I did at first," the singer explained. "I loved him so much. I really shut down more than I've ever let myself. You can try to move on, your shell can continue on stage every night, but internally I wasn't (there)."
These days it seems that Cyrus is in a more healed place. And bonus: Wayne Coyne of the Flaming Lips says she has "a magic brain."
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