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My yorkie is yelping like something is hurting HELP, my yorkie is acting like something is hurting her and lays around sleeping for 2 days she is acting right when i go to pick her up she yelps but I know she didnt get injured....does yorkies act this way before they go into heat? Please help.... |
She may BE injured - If I were you - I'd make a vet appointment right away and find out what's going on - GOOD LUCK ! |
I agree...sounds like maybe she's hurt. Have the vet check it out. Good luck. |
Going into heat have nothing to do with the yelping . It might be a very good idea to have her check by your vet . |
Tiki I know that Tiki isnt hurt she was fine when I got home from work and then she started acting weird wanting me to hold her all night then when i would move her she would yelp....I know for a fact she is not hurt. I actually had a yorkie that i had to put to sleep a few months ago , she did the same thing kinda same actions but worsened over days and she became paralyzed we lived in florida at the time so very good vets there we took her to a specialist and they put her in ICU for 5 days and she got better then it happened again 1 month later and they could never figure out what was wrong with her and we had to put her to sleep they thought maybe it was brain defect she had when she was born but if the same thing happens to tiki I wont believe it because they are form two different litters families. Thanks guys, I am freaking out she is my baby |
Please take her to the vet. Sounds like she's injured. |
But i know for a fact she isnt hurt |
thanks rules that out |
Tiki is acting like my other Yorkie that I had to put to sleep back a few months ago while living in Fl. Had to put her in ICU for 5 days at one of the best vets in Tampa, They never could figure out her problem thought maybe it was a brain defect? We were devastated so we are really scared now thanks guys |
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I would neve assume my dog isn't hurt - expecially if they cry :( - that is a sign of pain. It could be minor but still - crying is crying & you need to get her checked out if it's happening as much as you posted. I'm only posting an opinion - but if one of mine started yelping for no reason we'd be AT the vets asap - no question about it. ps...no - that isn't normal behaviour for a yorkie. |
I dont know im just saying that if the best vet in fl couldnt find out then how would anyone in KY find out anything i am taking her this afternoon but i jsut wanted to talk to someone about it |
Please take her to the vet. Is she overweight? I haven't posted about what we are going through right now [will fill in details later] but we have allowed Toto to gain wayyy too much weight. She began to act exactly the way you described. The first time she yelped we immediately rushed her to our vet. Her little sternum isn't long enough to accommodate the weight and she has five ribs which have become "disconnected" at the bottom. Looking at the X-rays was horrifying and I will never, ever forgive myself for allowing this to happen. We are desperately trying to get some weight off her but it's difficult because she doesn't feel like walking. Sorry this was long but I was shocked at your description because it's identical to what has happened with Toto. Please keep us updated!! |
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Best of luck to you!! Please keep us posted. |
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Are you a vet or a specialist ? |
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Definately take her to the vet ASAP, there may be some hidden poblem causing her to cry because she is hurting. Not all injuries are visible, and maybe she got hurt when she wasn't in your site. You never know, so better to be safe than sorry. |
to oliver , you dont have to be mean but a matter of fact i am a medical specialist just not for animals thank you |
Hi I left you a Personal message. I hope you can find out what is wrong with your baby. I hate the thought of anything being wrong with any furbaby, it just breaks my heart. Val |
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Oh no no no that was NOT meant in a mean way at ALL!! People here DO worry about each others babies, we all want what's best for them. How is your little one doing?? Please let us know. :) |
Your other Yorkie... I agree with the others, she should be checked. What I am really wondering is that IF your other Yorkie had that same problem, what is the common factor between them? I wonder if your household uses any strong chemicals? Maybe it has nothing to do with it. But I would try to figure out anything in common and ask your vet about it. That being said...I really hope that it is nothing serious and your poor, sweet, baby can feel better soon. We will keep our fingers and paws crossed for you!:animal36 |
I hope she is gonna be okay. Something is wrong if she is yelping |
I have to agree, especially if she's doing the SAME thing your yorkie that passed in FL is doing!!! If that one died from it, something isn't right and for some reason they both have the same thing. Good thing your not with the same vets in FL. Something is really wrong, since you already lost one to the same simptoms. Please take her in, and please let us know how she's doing, we do care! |
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Natashamullis --- when a person or animal is in pain - they need to go to the doctor. It is inhumane not to take your little dog to the vet as soon as possible if you feel that it is in pain. And, it really doesn't matter that this pup's symptoms are similar to what your other little dog experienced. It may or may not have the same problem. Since you work in the medical field - you know that people can have very different symptoms with the same problem -- or have similar symptoms with very different problems. Please come back and let us know what your vet told you. We all hope that whatever is wrong with your little pup can be treated..... PAIN - is the one time (especially) that you get to your vet as soon as possible. Carol Jean |
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I too have a Baby that hurts...he has been to the vet, had x-rays, vet chiropractors, blood tests, stool tests...kidney stones tests,the last which I do not like to do, but pain killers. He had this symtom last year about the same time and now it's back...only this time it's not so severe...the vet could not tell me anything, but I too need help and if anyone has any info please direct it to me. |
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I too have a Baby that hurts...he has been to the vet, had x-rays, vet chiropractors, blood tests, stool tests...kidney stones tests,the last which I do not like to do, but pain killers. He had this symtom last year about the same time and now it's back...only this time it's not so severe...the vet could not tell me anything, but I too need help and if anyone has any info please direct it to me. |
Yelps and acks like something hurt him I too have a Baby that hurts...he has been to the vet, had x-rays, vet chiropractors, blood tests, stool tests...kidney stones tests,the last which I do not like to do, but pain killers. He had this symtom last year about the same time and now it's back...only this time it's not so severe...the vet could not tell me anything, but I too need help and if anyone has any info please direct it to me.:aimeeyork |
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