Rosie not feeling good.

[BabyGirl Rosie]

Originally Posted by shodanusmc

I sure hope she is feeling a lot better now. We try to spread their shots out, and sometimes it bothers Maxine

Thanks Steve. I know you have been dealing with a lot with Maxine. Glad she is doing much better too.

[Maximo]

Originally Posted by ladyjane

My vet recommends three weeks between shots.
I only give DHPP and rabies and they are given three weeks apart.
The symptoms you have described does not sound like what I would consider an emergency...I have had pups get sick from shots before. Usually that lasts for 24 hours.
I just reread your post...not awful shots at once...but I still would not do it. For many years they gave the DHPP and rabies together, but the recommendation now is to separate them in these small pups.
My guess is she is feeling badly from the DHPP. That is common.

These are the only ones my boys get and we separate them by 3 weeks.

If you give bordetella or anything else, I would separate that too. It isn't necessary in every case, but I would do it especially after a reaction of any kind.

Sending gentle hugs for your baby.

[Lisa and Pic]

Just checking in to see if Rosie is feeling any better this morning....

[susan lynn]

Good Morning, checking on Miss Rosie this morning, hope she is feeling better.

[Ellie May]

How old is she? So all of these are given annually?

The vet can premedicate with Benadryl next time and send her home with a pain med made for dogs. They should be split up and the only one that should be given yearly (if you do it at all) is bordatella.

Rylee's protocol is:
DHPP and rabies every 3 years (after one year booster)
Lepto yearly.
Bordatella yearly (my jury is still out on this one - he needs to be "board-able").

I'd probably play around with the DHPP, but the rescue where I got him is watching to make sure he stays current...

Ellie's protocol:
Rabies every 3 years.
Distemper and parvo when titer is low AND I'm in the mood to get it. Because everything sets her tummy off, I have chosen to be very minimalist with her. This protocol is definitely not recommended by most vets and is not one that should be followed in most cases.

[jadabug]

Hope pretty little Rosie girl is feeling better this morning. ((hugs)) from Jada and Bogie

[BabyGirl Rosie]

Well my darling Rosie Love is back to normal today! I swear you would have never known she was sick at all. I know it had to be from the shot! She woke up this morning, climb on my chest, and started licking me. Then she took off after Mikki. They have been running around half the morning. I am so glad to see her feeling better. Thanks everyone for all the input and well wishes!!

[JERSEY BOY]

Originally Posted by BabyGirl Rosie

Well my darling Rosie Love is back to normal today! I swear you would have never known she was sick at all. I know it had to be from the shot! She woke up this morning, climb on my chest, and started licking me. Then she took off after Mikki. They have been running around half the morning. I am so glad to see her feeling better. Thanks everyone for all the input and well wishes!!

So good to hear!!!!!

[BabyGirl Rosie]

Originally Posted by JERSEY BOY

So good to hear!!!!!

Thank you!

[ladyjane]

Happy to hear that Rosie is better!

[BabyGirl Rosie]

Originally Posted by ladyjane

Happy to hear that Rosie is better!

Linda you are brilliant!!! Thanks for helping through this yesterday!

[ladyjane]

Has nothing to do with IQ...only the experience of having had a zillion furbabies.

[BabyGirl Rosie]

Originally Posted by ladyjane

Has nothing to do with IQ...only the experience of having had a zillion furbabies.

And that experience is worth a zillion dollars!! Thank you thank you!!

[loveyorkiegirls]

I'm just seeing this...Thank goodness she is better today. I hate it when they're sick and can't tell us what's wrong. hugs to Rosie

[ladyjane]

Originally Posted by BabyGirl Rosie

And that experience is worth a zillion dollars!! Thank you thank you!!

Oh, if only.