[HighlandYorkies]

Originally Posted by Bama Yorkie Mom

Maggie is at the vet. They are keeping her over night. I accidentally let her slip out of the towel today and slide off the counter top by my sink where I give her baths. I was drying her with the towel and when I sat her back on the counter, apparently her back feet were closer to the edge than I realized and she would have done fine but just as I removed the towel she started shaking (like they do after their bath) and her back feet slipped off the counter and I was trying to catch her on her way to the floor but I couldnt stop her. But hopefully I did break her fall enough she will be ok, I hope. she did NOT act any different for about 45 minutes then she threw up at least 10 times between around 2 pm to 3:30 pm and had diarreah once. But her throw up smelled ungodly horrible. I was telling my brother when he came in I thought I needed to take her on the the vet when I saw she wasnt ok. when I told him how her vomit smelled so horrible he said we needed to get her to the vet, in case something in her intestines ruptured. so we took her but the vet wasnt there when I got there. he was out on a farm call but would be back in about 20 minutes. So they kept her to watch her until he got in to ck her. when I called later to ck on her, the girl said she had NOT thrown up anymore since I got her there, but they wanted to keep her over night and give her ice and watch her. But I didnt ask if the vet had got back and checked her then but I told her I wanted him to make sure everything inside her is ok. So I wont know till tomorrow if she is ok or not, So please pray that she is ok. I have been beside myself this evening and tonight. If something terrible happens to her, I will feel soooooooo guilty.
thanks for reading. I will post tomorrow whatever I find out about her, but right now i'm really worried about her.

So sorry for Maggie - that's the second accident thread I've posted on since last night. Please don't blame yourself....these things happen, and they are so little and squirmy that they are more succeptable to accidents than most. With your prompt attention and a good vet, I'm sure she will be fine, whatever happens. Good luck, and try to get a good sleep tonight - she is in good hands
Best wishes, Debra x x x x