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I'm also wondering if she's ever had a reaction to chicken in the past ? My Gizmo is allergic to chicken, and having the runs is always the first sign when he has an allergy to something. sometimes they can develop n allergy later in life that they did not have previously just like people. Maybe try feeding something that is chicken free and see if that helps. I would also see an internist as well o get a second opinion. |
London is still not better :( I'm afraid she's going to pass away, been crying and trying to cope at the same time. We finished the metronidazole and she was still eating ok but still diarrhea. We took her to the vet for blood work and made an appointment for an ultrasound which is today. Over night she started throwing up as well as blood/liquid stool so we went to the e.r. They hydrated her and gave her anti nausea. Now we are back at the vet for the ultrasound but she almost didn't make it last night. Her bloodworm came back normal just so confused, I wish I knew what she has! She even started to hide in unusual places in my house as I heard some dogs do when they know they are going to die. I feel so sick to my stomach right now. Right now she is with the vet, they put a catheter in her. She's been so weak and lethargic, it's been a rough night :( |
Meant to say blood work* came back normal. Her previous blood work though the globulin was high and albumin low |
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God bless this tiny, poor, unfortunate soul.....if this was my baby, I would have seen another vet, a specialist, after the first 3 days....the vet this baby is seeing does not have an answer for what is going on, and this darling can not possibly survive if she continues down this same course. Good luck to you....will be praying for London....please consider a specialist....I would be at a vet school if I had not seen some kind of diagnosis and effective treatment within 3 days....these babies can not just hang on, not eating, diarrhea, vomiting, bloody stools, weight loss of 2 lbs...... |
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Take some deep breaths, get on the phone, and find out where the specialists are -- bc if that ultrasound doesn't show anything, you'll need to get her to a specialist ASAP! |
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She is in 'icu' now I think that's what it's called, her glucose came back low which make sense because she has been throwin up and diarrhea. So they're giving her fluids, glucose and potassium and the ultrasound. I am beyond myself, just keep thinking about her in pain. She's a very quiet dog too and won't cry out or whine. She's very calm, always been such a good baby. Someone mentioned I should go to another vet, we did go see another vet.. But it's also hard going back and forth. They did bloodwork already twice at this place and the X-ray and now the ultrasound. We are also trying to switch doctors because one was recommended by this lady in the waiting room. He's at the same vet hospital but she highly recommended him, so we spoke to him. I feel iffy about her current doctor.. she was nice just a little off, very rough handed which I did not like, as London is 3 lbs or so now :( and she's so weak. |
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1 Attachment(s) Here she is just last week, I am just bawling looking at these pics thinking she may not be here soon. I feel so helpless |
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