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Originally Posted by Bitsy  We have raccoons and rodents around us....there are woods nearby. I'm going to call my vet tomorrow to have an in depth talk about the risks.
Again, I'm so sorry you are going through this. By sharing you are bringing attention to something that very well may save a pets life. |
I need to do the same with my vet, but not tomorrow. Tomorrow I am talking to her about testing the others. I am still hopeful that Barney's changes on his imaging do not turn out to be lepto, and I would be surprised if he did have lepto. But I am worried, much of this disease can be subclinical with no symptoms. Squirrels are also carriers as are coyotes and we've got plenty of those. Now I am understanding the urban cases more than I did before but I still would like to look at more data with my vets and my own research as well before figuring out what do do. I am really not liking any of this and I would like the day to start over and end with "Barney's ultrasound was perfect, no need to come back or do more"
