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OwnedByJezebel · 03-13-2011, 09:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Nara27nn

oh well that was very nice(?)
I am a begginer and I would do anything for Sisley she is like my Younger sis. And by the way i did not make this up and i am not playing childish games. I rarely even go on yorkie talk, so when i do it is very important.

If it takes "not being very nice" to help you understand the gravity of the situation, then so be it.

If you are not playing games and this is truly happening to your dog, then you are putting your dog's life at risk. That is not very nice, either.

"So when I do, it is very important." If you believed that, then you would find an adult to get her to a vet. We can't fix things over the internet, no matter how "important" they are. Only a vet can help you.

You've been given the advice, over and over and over, and continue to scoff at it. I hope that you really don't have a dog and you are making all of this up.

Nara27nn · 03-13-2011, 09:38 AM

OK I have had it, i do have a yorkie and guess what i just wanted to know what to do. And I showed this to my mom she said that it Sunday and at sundays you can barely even find an open vet or maybe u should read the details more. Because in my country they dont really care about these things. So it is hard.

Furbaby Friend · 03-13-2011, 09:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Nara27nn

Well by the way I am in Czech Republic and when this happened it was in the middle of the night and ya as i said before Canadian Center is like a small hospital because of my nose problems. I am 12 so i cant just tell my mom to take her to the vet, well it's closed

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Originally Posted by Nara27nn

well when we first got her she ate normal dog food, but we had to leave and we didnt have time to find a hotel so we left her with her owner. We trust her owner because she is my moms freind and she is experienced. But they started to feed her human food and she got used to it. The vet said that it is ok to feed her human food, and in a book i read in my school library it said that it is ok to feed dogs with pasta

Oh and ya she is doing a little better, but can i take her outside? she loves to run around. oh know she was about to vomit she started to make sounds and choke.

Can it be that she ate grass or branches because when she does it sometimes happens, also this morning i was holding her and jumping around could it be that?

From these posts it seems like she was vomiting and having problems THIS MORNING. NOT in the middle of the night.

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Originally Posted by Nara27nn

I'm in a really big rush so i cant take her to the vet but i am going to buy some good quality dog food, is Royal Canin good?

You said you were in too much of a rush to take her to the vet, not that the vet was closed.

As I and others have said, you should take your baby girl to the vet! If the vet is closed, go to an emergency vet. If you are 12 then get your mom or another adult to take the dog to the vet, either way someone needs to follow up on this.

Nara27nn · 03-13-2011, 09:43 AM

wateve she doing good now thnx for the advise oh ya how do u delete a post?

ladyjane · 03-13-2011, 09:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Nara27nn

wateve she doing good now thnx for the advise oh ya how do u delete a post?

Great idea....PM the admin. Just hit the little red exclamation point at the bottom left corner and ask for it to be closed. I will not be deleted, but they will close it.

Later now.

Furbaby Friend · 03-13-2011, 09:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Nara27nn

OK I have had it, i do have a yorkie and guess what i just wanted to know what to do. And I showed this to my mom she said that it Sunday and at sundays you can barely even find an open vet or maybe u should read the details more. Because in my country they dont really care about these things. So it is hard.

You were told what to do and we aren't going to change our opinions on what you need to do. You should take your girl to a vet. If it were me, I would be going to an emergency vet if I had to.

That much vomiting is NOT NORMAL. Maybe one isolated episode wouldn't be such a big worry, but that much vomiting combined with shaking makes me think of dehydration and low blood sugar. If my girl puked that much, we would be on our way to a vet. If they were closed in my area, we would be finding an emergency vet or going farther to find one that was open. Period.

Either take the advice or leave it. You were told what our opinions were. It is your decision what to do with that information.

Nara27nn · 03-13-2011, 10:07 AM

oh ya i will use the advise

Beamers Mom · 03-13-2011, 10:52 AM

Yes, Nara27nn does have a Yorkie "Sisley"

YouTube - Sisley the wild yorkie!!!!!!!!

licricket · 03-13-2011, 11:31 AM

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Originally Posted by ladyjane

So, let me get this straight. You get on here and say your pup is sick, vomiting and shaking. You ask what to do. Everyone says to take her to a vet...and then you say you are not at home?
Are you serious????
My advice: Take your butt home NOW and take her to the vet NOW. If you don't, you might find a dead yorkie when you do go home.

Great advice. Please listen to Lady Jane!

manolos mom · 03-13-2011, 04:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Beamers Mom

Yes, Nara27nn does have a Yorkie "Sisley"

YouTube - Sisley the wild yorkie!!!!!!!!

LOVE IT!!! Way to go Beamers Mom...You rock and I am laughing my butt off......BUSTED...

Beamers Mom · 03-13-2011, 05:33 PM

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Originally Posted by manolos mom

LOVE IT!!! Way to go Beamers Mom...You rock and I am laughing my butt off......BUSTED...

Busted? Someone was wondering if nara27nn really did have a Yorkie.
I looked at her profile and there is a video there but it doesn't work for some reason, so I found it at Youtube and posted it here.
She really does have a Yorkie and looking at some of the videos she has, she really is 12 years old.

I don't know what veterinary care is like in Czechoslavikia, obviously not as good as the USA, so she may have had problems finding an emergency vet.

I hope she comes back and updates us on Sisley.

Furbaby Friend · 03-13-2011, 05:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Beamers Mom

Busted? Someone was wondering if nara27nn really did have a Yorkie.
I looked at her profile and there is a video there but it doesn't work for some reason, so I found it at Youtube and posted it here.
She really does have a Yorkie and looking at some of the videos she has, she really is 12 years old.

I don't know what veterinary care is like in Czechoslavikia, obviously not as good as the USA, so she may have had problems finding an emergency vet.

I hope she comes back and updates us on Sisley.

My advice is the same, no matter the age or the location of a poster. Even after she informed us of her age, I still stood by my advice. I knew she was in another country from her profile before I posted. I do hope she comes back and updates us on her little one. I hope everyone is doing well.

Ellie May · 03-13-2011, 05:52 PM

Anytime a Yorkie has thrown up more than once or twice and is shaking, it needs to see a vet. Even if I thought the dog was stable now, I couldn't begin to tell you what you should do for it. The diagnosis will dictate how this is treated. One disease in particular that can cause these symptoms requires nothing by mouth for about 24 hours. It could make it worse. Also with vomiting, a concern is an intestinal blockage.

It's obvious that you will be waiting until morning to get your dog vet care, so all you can do until then is make sure gums are pink and wet, capillary refill time is normal, and heart/resp. rate are normal.

Maximo · 03-13-2011, 05:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Nara27nn

wateve she doing good now thnx for the advise oh ya how do u delete a post?

In addition to seeing a vet, I believe you need to study more about proper nutrition for your dog. While home cooking is an option for these little ones, the food served has to be carefully balanced. You can make your dog deathly ill by feeding the wrong foods or the wrong combination of foods.

Protein percentages, essential nutrients (vitamins and minerals), all need to be carefully weighed out.

Pasta should not be a significant portion of your dog's diet. Meat can be very dangerous if it is the wrong variety, particularly if it is fatty or prepared with salt and spices, or if it is cooked incorrectly.

manolos mom · 03-14-2011, 05:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Beamers Mom

Busted? Someone was wondering if nara27nn really did have a Yorkie.
I looked at her profile and there is a video there but it doesn't work for some reason, so I found it at Youtube and posted it here.
She really does have a Yorkie and looking at some of the videos she has, she really is 12 years old.

I don't know what veterinary care is like in Czechoslavikia, obviously not as good as the USA, so she may have had problems finding an emergency vet.

I hope she comes back and updates us on Sisley.

The only problem I have is that she is 12 years old, not home on her phone. If this dog was in serious need of medical attention she should be trying to find a vet not talking on YT. She was given good advise.

03-13-2011, 05:52 PM	#43
Ellie May And Rylee Finnegan Donating Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Metro Detroit, MI Posts: 17,928	Anytime a Yorkie has thrown up more than once or twice and is shaking, it needs to see a vet. Even if I thought the dog was stable now, I couldn't begin to tell you what you should do for it. The diagnosis will dictate how this is treated. One disease in particular that can cause these symptoms requires nothing by mouth for about 24 hours. It could make it worse. Also with vomiting, a concern is an intestinal blockage. It's obvious that you will be waiting until morning to get your dog vet care, so all you can do until then is make sure gums are pink and wet, capillary refill time is normal, and heart/resp. rate are normal. __________________ Crystal, Ellie May (RIP), Rylee Finnegan, and Gracie Boo🐶

03-13-2011, 09:38 AM	#32
Nara27nn Inactive Account Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Czech Republic Posts: 24	OK I have had it, i do have a yorkie and guess what i just wanted to know what to do. And I showed this to my mom she said that it Sunday and at sundays you can barely even find an open vet or maybe u should read the details more. Because in my country they dont really care about these things. So it is hard.

03-13-2011, 09:43 AM	#34
Nara27nn Inactive Account Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Czech Republic Posts: 24	wateve she doing good now thnx for the advise oh ya how do u delete a post?

03-13-2011, 10:07 AM	#37
Nara27nn Inactive Account Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Czech Republic Posts: 24	oh ya i will use the advise