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 Well, I just went to check on Meg again. One of the vet techs was scratching her behind the ear and she did the "I'm itchy" sign (whatever that looks like?). He checked her ear and it turns out she has a nasty ear infection. I don't believe it! The poor thing must have a horrible immune system. Apparently there was a lot of pus and discharge. She is now getting an ear antibiotic (third antibiotic's the charm?). I don't know how much more of this I can take!!! It's hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel right now. | 
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 i feel so bad for you, i know how hard it is being a new mom especially to a young puppy.. it must be 10x harder when your furbaby is sick:( try to keep your hopes up! prince is on his 2nd round of antibiotics also & is doing much better! he had the sneezies which really freaked me out so i took him in and nipped that cold right in the butt. i guess im one of those moms that hears an odd noise come from their baby and is on yorkietalk researching. i think your in the right place.. there is SO much to learn! i learn something new about my yorkie everyday! right now we just want meg to get home and feel better! as far as the nutracal she should lick it off your finger, although there were days prince wanted nothing to do with it so i would gently open his mouth and put it on the roof of his mouth. that way i know he got all of it. i never tried rubbing on the gums but maybe that will be easier for you. i wish meg was home with you!! p.s. i got prince from a broker which is just as bad as a pet store.. i just didnt know about puppy mills unfortunately:mad: but i too fell in love with my little guy.. we are in the same boat:rolleyes: | 
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 Another tip I can give you about meal time is to seperate them until they eaten.  Sophie was so easily distracted that anything would disrupt her meals and it was very hard for her to eat.  Now when its meal time she is placed in the bathroom alone with her food and water bowls. I give her about half an hour to eat and then I go get her and bring her directly outside to go to the bathroom. Hopefully this will help. I know it helped us. She wanted to play more then she wanted to eat so I had to remove temptation. | 
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 Keeping Meg and you in our prayers. Hi Nicole, just wanted to send you, a big (((((((((((HUG from the both of us))))))))))) we are so thankful that Meg is getting all the care that she is with the Vet there. So happy to hear your little Meg is in good hands with the Vet and with all the wonderful TLC she is getting from you and your hubby we are claiming God's healing and she will be fine real soon. By the way, sending a big hug to your hubby too from us folks back here in the states, we pray each and everyday for our service men/women and those especially serving abroad, you and your families are always in our prayers, God Bless. Your Friends, Patti and Jack and Girls. | 
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 oh my gosh, Meg is sooooooo adorable.  Those pics broke my heart, she should have a bow, not a plastic tube :(  I know soon enough she will.  You are a lucky mom and she is a lucky baby to have you. | 
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 Awwww... What a little furry angel!!! She is sooooo cute!!! Hang in there and your efforts will be rewarded. There's nothing like a Yorkie baby... and she will ALWAYS be a baby. I'm praying for her health. HUGS to you both! :aimeeyork | 
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 Sorry for the delay in updating you all on Meg's condition. We played a lot last night, and then I woke up with the flu this morning, so I've been out of commission.  Update: It appears as though our little saga will have a happy ending. Meg came home yesterday afternoon and has been eating well. I am still concerned about how much she needs to eat in order to maintain a healthy blood glucose level. She ate about 1/6 of a large chicken breast (boiled) last night. She just kept eating and eating. I almost thought she would make herself sick! Her tummy was so taught afterwards. You could tell she had a full belly. I put a bowl of Clini-Care (a liquid diet from the vet) in Meg's crate overnight because I wanted her to have something to eat that didn't need refrigeration. She ate some throughout the night, but it's not a good permanent solution. Anyone have any ideas for foods that don't need refrigeration? First I tried Meg with plain yogurt, then with yogurt and chicken, then with just chicken. Now she only wants to eat chicken. She's also had some Clini-Care. I tried to get her to eat some wet dog food the vet gave me (low intestinal residue), but she wasn't too interested. She also doesn't seem to like carrots or her kibble. :( So.... is it okay if she just eats chicken for now? I know it's not very nutritionally-rounded, but at least she is eating. And what should I try giving her during the night? I want to leave food in her crate so she can eat when she gets hungry, but I need a food that doesn't require refrigeration. I took some pictures and video of her tonight. I'll post them soon, and link back here. It's like Meg has a new lease on life. She is so amazing! I can't believe how much energy she has. She loves to climb her cardboard box wall (yah, I need to invest in an X-pen) and has figured out how to jump up and push the boxes away so she can escape. I guess as long as she has energy to play, she's eating enough, right? Also it seems as though she wants to eat 2-3 big meals, then snack for the rest of the day. That is fine with me.... I just want to figure out what her schedule is so I can stick to it. Thanks for your prayers and support, everyone!! | 
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 Im so glad you took her in, chester and I are praying for you. Sometimes a new place and everything else can make them not eat. Keep in touch | 
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 Yeah I just got the message that she is ok..........What a good mom you are | 
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