YorkieTalk.com Forums - Yorkshire Terrier Community - View Single Post

honeybear · 04-13-2009, 02:28 PM

We took her to emergency vet late Saturday afternoon and just got her home at noon today. Not a good diagnosis. She has tracheal collapse and because of her age surgery is not an option. She was on oxygen and given antibiotics. We just went through similar event 2 weeks ago when away from home and took hr to vet clinic who put her on oxygen, did xrays, and said she had bronchitis. She was on antibiotics, steriods and cough suppresents. Now we are told to keep her indoors, no excitement, help her loose weight. I don't know how we are to keep her from getting excited to see us as we go in and out of a room. Maybe need a pouch like people carry their human babies in.

04-13-2009, 02:28 PM	#3
honeybear YorkieTalk Newbie! Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Laurinburg, NC, USA Posts: 4	update We took her to emergency vet late Saturday afternoon and just got her home at noon today. Not a good diagnosis. She has tracheal collapse and because of her age surgery is not an option. She was on oxygen and given antibiotics. We just went through similar event 2 weeks ago when away from home and took hr to vet clinic who put her on oxygen, did xrays, and said she had bronchitis. She was on antibiotics, steriods and cough suppresents. Now we are told to keep her indoors, no excitement, help her loose weight. I don't know how we are to keep her from getting excited to see us as we go in and out of a room. Maybe need a pouch like people carry their human babies in.