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YorkieTalk Newbie! Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Mississauga, On, Canada
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| ![]() licked it almost dry**** (not liked it almost dry) oops |
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Donating YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: BC, Canada
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YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: cliffside park, nj, usa
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| ![]() i am just curious as why a 5 months old yorkie is being sold at the store; usually they are puppies when sold; like 10 weeks or so. i think 3.5 lbs for 5 1/2 months is kind of skinny; i remember when i had ava she was about 9 or 10 weeks and she weighed 3.5lbs; and let me tell you ; she wouldn't eat either ; she had a lot of problems. eventhough i spent a lot of money on her; i am glad i kept her because she needed me and she shows gratidute now. however, yours is 5 1/2 monts and let's hope she wasn't starving all that time. i would suggest another vet and tell them that she's not eating or drinking; let them take a blood test, urine test and poop tests. by the way is she urinating ok? how often? and how about her gum color; it should be pink; if it's white or pale then she needs immediate medical help. anyway, like the other person suggested i would get the petstore to pay for all the expenses; they should have a waranty on the dog's health. again i will question why a 5 1/2 months old yorkie was kept at the store?
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My furkids Donating Member | ![]() First...welcome to YT!! Now...get her to a vet!! something isn't wrong!!! she may be hypoglycemic...if you don't have nutrical (buy from your vet) rub a little kayro syrup on her gums. What color are her gums? Have you brought her for a vet check yet? I am very concerned for this little girl. 3 1/2 lbs for a 5 month old isn't a bad weight. My smallest, full grown, is only 4 1/2 lbs. But, something doesn't sound right to me here. There is a puppy mash that you can make to give her...I don't know the recipe but, it is posted here. You may want to ask one of our breeders, we have several seasoned breeders here that would be more than willing to help you out. PLEASE..PLEASE... get this little girl to a vet and if the vet you have says this is normal...IT ISN'T! bring her to another vet!! Good luck and I hope all goes well for her. Please keep us posted
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♥ Ella Belle ♥ Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: NM, United States
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| ![]() if u rub the honey right on her gumsn (instead of letting her just eat some) it will take effect quicker! Just lift up the side of her "lip" lol. Good luck and keep us posted!!!
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YorkieTalk Newbie! Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Mississauga, On, Canada
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| ![]() Update! Well today bella woke up i gave her some more ice like i did last night, and she peed twice (still no poo) i did give her some cottage cheese though just to get her apetite up, but i think her gums are pink like they should be, and shes not dehydrated because when i pulled her neck skin it went down right away. still im not settling with anything the vet said and the pet store, and i will be looking for a new one. the vet did do a poo sample but im going to get a blood sample with a urine one. if this stays this way by monday im taking her in. thanks again for everyones help, its good to hear real suggestions cuz up until yesterday what i was hearing i felt like i was alone and was really getting frustrated, especially cuz bella is my first dog and i dont want anything to happen to her ![]() |
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YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: cliffside park, nj, usa
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| ![]() glad to hear that bella is doing good; no poop because she's not eating much and her body will keep all the nutrients she needs. how about trying the boiled chicken or hamburger meat to see if she eats that; if not orijen dog food is usually apetizing for dogs; my dog is very picky and she gobbled the food right up. see if they have the 6 fish flavor; the stores sell a sample bag for 2 or 3 dollar. also to make sure she's hydrated you can giver her the baby pedialyte frozen pops; ice alone without food is not such great idea; she needs to have some vitamins and minerals going in too. also dont forget the nutrical gel for vitamin. good luck
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Yorkie Kisses are the Best! Donating Member | ![]() Hi there - you're right in asking questions - and I'm no expert but with her only weighing 3 lbs - bought at a pet store and not eating or drinking - I would take her to the vet asap. It does sound like something isn't right and little puppies can go down fast....she needs to eat and drink. 'Warming up' isn't a diagnosis - it's someones way of blowing you off- Good luck with your puppy - I hope she's going to be ok |
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YorkieTalk Newbie! Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Mississauga, On, Canada
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| ![]() she started eating a bit, i mix her hard food in with cottage cheese (the vet told me thats good... correct me if im wrong) but i want her to go back on just dog food. my only concern now is that she only poos like once a day, and during the night. never with us. she does it on the pee pad but i mean is that normal its only once a day??? and she shakes a lot. like sometimes she'll be fine when im around but like if we take her outside or something she starts shaking. it could be that its a new setting but i was just wondering if its okay? she is also tired alot, it could be that shes a baby but again just wanted to confirm. shes my first dog, and i dont want anything to happen to her. i did all my research prior to getting her but nothing could prepare you for each individual dog, and if i talk to others they make me worried because i purchased her from a petstore and all but i cant correct what i did in the past, now thats she mine i wanna know what i can do moving forward in the best interest of my puppy! |
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YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: cliffside park, nj, usa
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| ![]() it's ok to poop once a day; and tha't s great that she's going by herself on the pee pad. if she's not eating much then she won't poop much; my dog eats 3 times daily and she poops once in the morning and once at night; so that's normal you can try giving her a piece of lettuce, baby carot or litle piece of apple without the skin; they usually like that and it might open her appetite. you and your puppy are doing great; keep up the good work. ![]()
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YorkieTalk Newbie! Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Mississauga, On, Canada
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| ![]() what does it mean when your puppy constantly rolls over for a tummy rub? someone told me it means they are being submissive and giving themselves up to whatever you want them to do...thats not true is it???? |
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