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Originally Posted by Mdyorkies1  U guys are so up beat on calling the vet so quick. Tucker just got his f
Shot and the doctor told me that it would swell and be sore for several days! U guys like to waste your $$ or your not being pro active and asking the right questions! Stop knee jerking! |
If my choices are between being out a few bucks and potentially losing my pets, guess which one I'm going to choose.
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Originally Posted by Renee Pingel Thanks everyone! Vet said to bring her in just in case. We're at vet now.
Going to give her Benadryl & anti-inflammatory meds. Better to be safe
than sorry. If she wouldn't have been yelping in pain I would've just put
a warm compress & alternate with ice. She's my baby & I don't want anything
to happen to her, so it's not a waste of my money.
I asked breeder & she said it never happened before so it could be a fluke, but
I'll tell my regular vet so he's aware for her next booster shot in 3 weeks. |
I'm glad your vet is seeing you. Vaccine reactions can occur with any vaccine, be it the first or the 20th. It's good your regular vet will be made aware of it so you can discuss any modifications to the vaccine schedule.
I hope Maggie Mae feels better soon.