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Originally Posted by teddyruxpin  First I am sooo happy that things are ok now.
I would talk to your vet about any allergy testing or blood work they might be able to do to see what else he is allergic to.
Then I would also say YES to waiting in the Dr;s office for about 30 minutes or more just to make sure. I am sure your vet will suggest the same from now on. Maybe even leaving him there for a few hours for observation. It is better than going thru your horror again.
Thank you for sharing I will be more aware.
Lorrie |
An allergy test or bloodwork is useless in this situation.
I would always premedicate with benadryl before shots, and he should never be given all his shots at once. Most vets will break up the vaccines and separate them out. This lessons the likelihood of a reaction, and if one should arise, it will allow you to see what he is reacting to.