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Originally Posted by Yorkiemom1  PLEASE, get on line and get this baby some NUTRITIOUS supplemental source of glucose PLUS vitamins, and not STRICTLY the sugar kick she gets from syrup rubbed on her gums!!!!!!!!!!!.... Dr.Millers Pet Nutra Drops.....order it on Amazon.com.......THIS is what you should be giving this baby! It not only keeps glucose levels on an even keel, it is sustainable source of nutrition....in other words, you can give this to your baby every four hours when baby is not able or will not eat for hours at a time. Any surgery my babies have where they do not want to eat or can not eat, any stressful situations that DEVOUR your baby's sugar reserves, this keeps your baby fortified and you are doing some good and not just kicking a glucose level up temporarily!!!! VETS CHOICE NUTRA DROPS.....Vets Choice has bought the formula from Dr.Miller who formulated this years ago....I have used this for YEARS......Rubbing Karo syrup on gums is like rubbing Ben Gay on a compound fractured leg on a human....it is such a minimal, emergent, immediate and short lived "fix"....those provide NOTHING but a sugar jolt.....they are an immediate rescue measure....The Pet Nutra Drops not only do the same thing, this stuff provides a life sustainable source of nutrition.......USE THIS STUFF!!!!
This will NOT address pain issues...if this baby is having so much pain she is quivering and shaking, I would get this baby some immediate vet help....I could not/would not watch any of my babies shiver in pain from questionable issues....there are so many meds that can address these issues, there is no reason for this baby to be in such a distress! Get a vet that will do SOMETHING to help this pup! |
It was ordered.
. Two days ago. She's had vet visits. With her constipation at play, they don't want her on meds. I also have her starting the rx food on Thursday- per vet's orders. Wants her on the boiled turkey, pumpkin, and rice until then. She's been in and out of the vets since Friday night. I also believe if she has an issue in the future with hypo- and Wylie's mom is likely correct, given her reaction when Hubby got home, not hypo, before the nutra drops come in, IF it happens and if needed, it'll be honey. But gosh, no I don't think that's a sufficient source of nutrients. Not by any means. I gave her the diet they asked and rubbed SOME on her gums. She hasn't had an issue with this before, and after all that I read saturday (while she was pacing and screaming from pain, even on a pain med from the Vet ER doc) I learned about those drops. I've also cautioned my husband to not let her run, and have told my daughter to NOT get her worked up- explained that she doesn't have a lot of reserves right now. So, thank you, If I had seen this friday I'd have been Oh THANK YOU SO MUCH!! But, thank you for the added bolster, I kinda just guessed on that.