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Originally Posted by Renee Pingel  Thanks Gracielove! I will make an appointment with the vet for bloodwork and I'll continue giving her the moist food with some kibble mixed in until her teething has let up or finishes. I am really trying to get her to gain some weight.
I will measure her height as I don't know how tall or long she is. She has a lot of energy for sure. I know that she gobbled up her wet food this morning and then had some cottage cheese too. She hasn't had any hypoglicemia problems at all since I brought her home. My vet is pushing to spay her but I am going to wait until I know her growth plates are closed and she weighs more. If she needs teeth pulled they can do it then.
Thanks everyone for all the information. |
Oh, I agree about waiting to spay her. I'm sure your vet is just concerned about her not getting pregnant. I waited until Gracie was about a year old before I had her spayed. She was a slow grower, too.