| bellemarie | 11-15-2011 03:41 PM | Quote:
Originally Posted by SophieandZiggy
(Post 3729355)
:icon5: Did the vet say exactly what was wrong and what might have caused this? | It's gastroenteritis. I'm so sorry about little rusty; I have a pretty good idea how sh*ty you must have felt (and likely still do).
It is such a fast acting strain my vet seems pretty scared of it- I think he'd assumed I'd missed something when he 1st saw Toby, but now he can't understand how it can progress so fast- it usually takes a fair while to take hold apparently.
once I told the trainer how fast and hard it hit he is going to let Everyone know it could be going about (and make note of any regulars that don't show up tomorrow to call and check on them.
When I was in the vets with kuki (well, sitting waiting to bring her in from the car) another yorkie was waiting to be seen... He was a longer haired Toby looking right at me, I started crying at this poor womans dog, but when I came out with kuk I assume she'd overheard the vet talking and she Got why, cuz she looked quite upset. Even yorkies we don't know can still seem to manage to make us cry...
Pop is curled up at my feet and kuk is lying on my pillow, and kitty's beside me (so far with no temp or symptoms) so seem happy enough- I managed to get them to eat ok tonight, so with any luck we caught it on the very early stages with the girls... And now I have to try and quarantine my backyard from them (still in grass) until spring when I'm getting it concreted- easier to bleach down! Sorry everyone, I'm just ranting now.
But everyone needs to promise me one thing, and make friends and family with yorkies promise to- that you will Never say 'it's just a tummy bug'. get them to the vet right there and then; I'd rather vets worldwide be sick of seeing yorkies than this happen to anyone else.
Heading to bed for :aimeeyork cuddles. |