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Originally Posted by ladyjane  I agree and if it happens again, I would suggest a neurological consult! |
Hopefully it does not happen again but I will consider a neurological consultation. Can vets do this consultation?
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Originally Posted by lynzy420 Didn't say what was inclusive in the blood panel done, glad your just guessing....so am I. One thing for sure though vitamin B, unless this pup is deficient is not going to cure whatever the problem is, I'm not guessing.... |
I've attached scanned copy of the CBC and blood chem in case anyone here knows how to interpret. I was just informed that everything's okay with the result and nothing to be alarmed of.
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Originally Posted by yorkietalkjilly I think you need a specialist's advice here if your vet doesn't know what's wrong. I would take her to an internist for a thorough check-up just to be on the safe side.
My first Yorkie, Scotty, did something like this, though he didn't yelp out - just went down suddenly in the den floor so, thinking disc rupture or something awful, I immediately called and rushed him to the vet who had to come in on a Sunday afternoon to see Scotty for an emergency check-up and it proved to only be gas pains - though he totally would not stand and wasn't able or willing to walk at home - yet he stood right up as soon as I placed him on the vet exam table, happy and friendly to greet the vet on his only day off! The vet did find he had a gassy, slightly distended tummy and gave him something for the gas. And Scotty lived on for years after that episode as a healthy, happy dog. I think I read somewhere online a while back that the number one reason for owners bringing their dogs for emergency care is GI-related.
But your dog could have a very serious situation that needs diagnosis and treatment - it's the lack of any findings or a diagnosis by your vet that would worry me. |
Okay I will consider taking her to an internist for a thorough checkup. I will still need to look up for one though as I don't know any internist here. Thanks for your suggestion and concern for my Li'l Ava.