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Originally Posted by Woogie Man  Thanks for the info and for clarifying, KJC. I had read the original thread from November and this is the first time I'd really acquainted myself with this condition, though I'd read older threads on this before.
So, from the info you posted, it would seem that surgery is the likely recommendation for Roriee due to duration? From the posts, it seemed like she initially got better but with the relapse (re-injury) I would suppose that healing would be a remote possibility now. Wouldn't it be like scar tissue trying to build onto scar tissue? |
blue boy had the surgery, baby bear had the surgery and bailey had the surgery all yorkies on here and all yorkies having a great life so I think the best option is the surgery as has been seen in these three dogs - all the info is on the thread from back in november and she has spoken to vicki who has been through this so she gave her all the info back then. The surgery and care is not cheap
but more serious health issues in these breeds are not cheap as specialized vet care costs alot of money sadly but it is available now where as in the past like KJC posted these dogs were just put down.
http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/sic...c-shunt-7.html
check out the thread above as vicki, val and jaimie were helping on this thread back in november
I wonder if Ann can change that thread to be titled AAI so when people search about it this comes up just a thought as it has val and vicki on there with their info