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linanator · 11-01-2010, 08:34 PM

Yes, he's lethargic, but we're feeding him pablum about every 4 hours. I gave him some water in a syringe to be sure he was getting some. I'm going to call my vet's office first thing in the AM (setting the alarm). I know the vets don't actually get there until around 8, but I can be there. He doesn't seem to be 'fading'. We'll keep a close eye on him tonight and 'demand' they see him in the AM unless they say there's nothing you can do even if it is liver shunt, at this age. A friend just told me they can't till until around 12-15 weeks. Is that true? But that there is a hypoglocymia monitor or something in case that's what it is. Don't understand why he would be SO sleepy right after eating. You'd think he'd have a little energy. Will get back to everyone as soon as I talk to vet's office in the early AM tomorrow.

11-01-2010, 08:34 PM	#36
linanator Yorkie Yakker Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Cordova, TN, USA Posts: 72	Very lethargic puppy Yes, he's lethargic, but we're feeding him pablum about every 4 hours. I gave him some water in a syringe to be sure he was getting some. I'm going to call my vet's office first thing in the AM (setting the alarm). I know the vets don't actually get there until around 8, but I can be there. He doesn't seem to be 'fading'. We'll keep a close eye on him tonight and 'demand' they see him in the AM unless they say there's nothing you can do even if it is liver shunt, at this age. A friend just told me they can't till until around 12-15 weeks. Is that true? But that there is a hypoglocymia monitor or something in case that's what it is. Don't understand why he would be SO sleepy right after eating. You'd think he'd have a little energy. Will get back to everyone as soon as I talk to vet's office in the early AM tomorrow.