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Sarahleigh112 · 10-26-2009, 08:32 PM

The day after we got our Jax he wouldn't eat and he was puking white foam too. We immediately brought him to vet and they gave him shots to get his sugar levels back up and did some blood work. His white blood cell count was high but he wasn't showing signs of anything until about a week later he started coughing and they diagnosed him with bronchitis.
Try some chicken baby food with boiled rice. That was the only thing we could get Jax to eat for about a week after his incident.
Also try giving a little bit of Karo syrup to keep him his blood sugar levels from dropping too low.
And of course make sure he gets to the vet tomorrow!

10-26-2009, 08:32 PM	#2
Sarahleigh112 Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Michigan Posts: 124	The day after we got our Jax he wouldn't eat and he was puking white foam too. We immediately brought him to vet and they gave him shots to get his sugar levels back up and did some blood work. His white blood cell count was high but he wasn't showing signs of anything until about a week later he started coughing and they diagnosed him with bronchitis. Try some chicken baby food with boiled rice. That was the only thing we could get Jax to eat for about a week after his incident. Also try giving a little bit of Karo syrup to keep him his blood sugar levels from dropping too low. And of course make sure he gets to the vet tomorrow! __________________ Sarah & Jax Last edited by Sarahleigh112; 10-26-2009 at 08:36 PM.