911 someone please help

[erickajm]

Wow! How scary. I hope you are able to find the answers once the bloodwork comes back. I hate the hurry up and wait. Is your vet opened tomorrow where you might be able to have her seen and get his/her opinion? Good luck..we'll be thinking about you!

[prettypupboutiq]

She just ate and drank again..I dont know why her stomach is red either and the vet never told me..he doesnt speak good english so we have a big langauge barrier..I wish Kiki could talk...

Maybe vets do have good reason to take blood from the neck but Kiki was very scared and started going crazy, i could never watch it again..i just hope she never has to have blood drawn ever again in her little pretty life.

[prettypupboutiq]

waiting is the worse..Thank you..thank EVERYONE who has helped..My vet doesnt open until tuesday...bad weekend to be sick!

[LoveMyJake]

How is your baby doing now?

[YORKIE_mom_2008]

Originally Posted by prettypupboutiq

Im not 100% satisfied with the answer I got..But thats the only 911 vet close so Ill have to wait it out. Her belly is still red and shes still a little shakey..I just pray that shes ok..The vet said the redness will go away slowly and she'll start acting normal..We shall see...

The Calcium makes sense actually. The same thing happens to dairy cows (I work with them) it is called milk fever and can actually be fatal to them if they are not given enough calcium. symptoms include fever, shakiness abnormal behaviour etc.

[LoveMyJake]

Originally Posted by YORKIE_mom_2008

The Calcium makes sense actually. The same thing happens to dairy cows (I work with them) it is called milk fever and can actually be fatal to them if they are not given enough calcium. symptoms include fever, shakiness abnormal behaviour etc.

Wow, that's interesting!

[prettypupboutiq]

I had never heard of this..This is brand new to me!..Shes doing a lot better..we just watched a movie..Shes not shaking at all anymore and her stomach is a little less red but she still has a lot of milk.

[wemple2]

Originally Posted by YORKIE_mom_2008

The Calcium makes sense actually. The same thing happens to dairy cows (I work with them) it is called milk fever and can actually be fatal to them if they are not given enough calcium. symptoms include fever, shakiness abnormal behaviour etc.

Oh, I'm so happy that you have the knowledge about this and here to explain to us that don't. Hopefully the calcium will put an end to her symptoms soon.