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Originally Posted by bchgirl  Administrating oral antibotic into the cleft is, indeed, placing fluid inside the very cavity she is trying to prevent fluid from entering. Preventing fluid from going into the cleft is the sole reason for tube feeding.
No doctor or vet is gives you a prescription for an oral antibotic with instructions to pour into the wound. It is taken orally.
Once all the sutures came out...I think a professional should have been consulted on the best method to handle the care and healing.
I would like to see this animal get evaluated and followed by a professional and that is not being done. |
She is obviously doing a wonderful job, and has Emma's best interest at heart. It is easy for all of us to give opinions and tell what we would "like to see" done, but in the end, it is not our decision. All we can do is send our positive thoughts and prayers out to Dena and Emma!