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Originally Posted by chasingbella  Thank you much for checking in, I would say she is 75-80% thus far... Her X-ray clear, blood work good, no kidney or liver damage, no parasites or bacterial infections, white blood cell count good. Keeping all fluids, food and medication down. Spurts of extreme energy, back to running, playing, barking and giving demands! My only concern is she wants nothing to do with water just her bland diet so I am mixing it in with her food and tube feeding her, I informed our vet and he said this is not alarming since there is no vomitting/diarrhea. Our vet hates me, I won't leave him alone! I am still giving her fluids and watching her every move!
Thank you for asking! |
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Originally Posted by chasingbella I understood precisely what you were referring to.... Thank you very much! 
I would never take things upon myself with my pups or put them in danger in anyway as I am quite sure most pet owners (or) "YORKIE owners such as myself" would absolutely agree You quite ASSUMED I was feeding through my Bella's stomach without me ever stating so
Gee, maybe it was quite quick on my behalf since I did not wait around 2 or 3 days before I got her to the vet.... She was at the vet within two hours of her first sign of illness. At her worst, we were already sitting in the Dr's office waiting on her X-Ray results. The Dr said getting her in so quickly would definitely be crucial to her recovery. I turned to this sight upon my return because I was still so very worried about her, for the most part I came across other fur mommies sharing their stories from their experience and concerns HOWEVER I came across even more fur mommies via private message almost APOLOGISING for other members behavior LOL
Ultimately, she received the care she needed $2500 in, So I am quite aware of the bills "WE YORKIE OWNERS" can be subject to
Thank you for the well wishes once again as stated before!!! |
NOW.....you are getting very defensive here. YOU said tube feeding! I did not ASSUME anything. Where do you think the tube goes when you tube feed????? It goes to the stomach, BUT if you are not careful it CAN go into the lungs and you can KILL a pup. This is why I asked you in the beginning if you really were tube feeding!
You need to stop this. You clearly know that you did the opposite of what was recommended by the vet so my guess is you are feeling a bit defensive. No one is attacking you...we are trying to clarify things...that is ALL.
Feeding tubes go either from the nose to the stomach....OR directly to the stomach.