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Originally Posted by lillymae  I would go to a teaching hospital. There are ways to trace the path of fox tails so it can be located. Chances are IF it's a fox tail or cheet grass the whole thing is not in there , but probably just a sliver of it & without the proper equipment your vet may never find it. |
This needs to be resolved...this is probably painful and worrisome for your baby...and is an unnecessary site of infection that I would suspect can worsen if not treated properly. A vet school can resolve it as they have the equipment to do so. I personally have NEVER heard of a "fox tail"....I have a fox tail fern in a pot on my patio...is this what we are talking about??? Does something on that fern cause this issue???