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JennaPenny · 04-24-2016, 10:15 AM

I'm frustrated because the vet tech tried saying that's "impossible" for air to be in there, and that If I did it then it definitely would cause problems. I didn't do it, they did, and that's air. I know what the fluid felt like, and it's NOT fluid.

They've fleeced us over 800 dollars the past 10 days. I asked if it was an emergency if by Sunday the AIR BUBBLE- not fluid- was still on her back. She said if you're worried bring her in. She's been pretty damn traumatized over the last 10 days, and this bubble isn't causing her any pain. It's sunday, still there. She said no, it wasn't an emergency, but definitely bring her in if I'm worried.

I said I wasn't worried until you said that having an air bubble was impossible, that it would happen if I did it! This puzzled silence isn't helping my confidence.

Now, I don't know what I should do, seriously, in this situation. she's playing, cuddling, eating, squealing, going potty, all that. Any ideas?

04-24-2016, 10:15 AM	#1
JennaPenny YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Feb 2016 Location: Mesa, az Posts: 970	Air bubble from fluid therapy I'm frustrated because the vet tech tried saying that's "impossible" for air to be in there, and that If I did it then it definitely would cause problems. I didn't do it, they did, and that's air. I know what the fluid felt like, and it's NOT fluid. They've fleeced us over 800 dollars the past 10 days. I asked if it was an emergency if by Sunday the AIR BUBBLE- not fluid- was still on her back. She said if you're worried bring her in. She's been pretty damn traumatized over the last 10 days, and this bubble isn't causing her any pain. It's sunday, still there. She said no, it wasn't an emergency, but definitely bring her in if I'm worried. I said I wasn't worried until you said that having an air bubble was impossible, that it would happen if I did it! This puzzled silence isn't helping my confidence. Now, I don't know what I should do, seriously, in this situation. she's playing, cuddling, eating, squealing, going potty, all that. Any ideas?