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bjh · 02-25-2008, 06:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Suzan1003

I am sorry for not getting back to you sooner. She is doing much better. Her stools are soft, but have texture to them now. I have not noticed anymore blood/mucous in her stool either. She is eating well. I am giving her Karo-Syrup once a day off of my finger. I am so relieved. I thought she was going to die.

Thank you so much again for all of your help and support!

I am so glad to hear she is doing better....I was starting to worry. Have you started searching for a new vet? I hope you find a good one. If she has anymore stool problems then I would get them checked again. I also think that, because of her size and the problems she had, it would be advisable to get a full blood panel on her in about 1 month before she has any more shots of any kind. That is something you would need to discuss with your new vet. Please keep us updated periodically on how she is doing.

Suzan1003 · 02-25-2008, 07:05 AM

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Originally Posted by bjh

I am so glad to hear she is doing better....I was starting to worry. Have you started searching for a new vet? I hope you find a good one. If she has anymore stool problems then I would get them checked again. I also think that, because of her size and the problems she had, it would be advisable to get a full blood panel on her in about 1 month before she has any more shots of any kind. That is something you would need to discuss with your new vet. Please keep us updated periodically on how she is doing.

Yes, I am changing vets for sure. I think I know where I am sending her. I will get her blood work checked as well. I am starting to wonder about her real age. Her ears keep going up & down, one up, and one down, and now both down. If she is way younger than I was told I wonder could that have killed her giving her those shots and her not really being 12-weeks old when receiving them. I do not know. I am worrying too much!

bjh · 02-25-2008, 07:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Suzan1003

Yes, I am changing vets for sure. I think I know where I am sending her. I will get her blood work checked as well. I am starting to wonder about her real age. Her ears keep going up & down, one up, and one down, and now both down. If she is way younger than I was told I wonder could that have killed her giving her those shots and her not really being 12-weeks old when receiving them. I do not know. I am worrying too much!

Just based on her picture and the amount of coat she has, I think she probably is 12 weeks. The ears can go up and down sometimes until they are 4 or 5 months old. Just make sure she gets plenty of good quality puppy food and try not to worry too much. You are doing a great job and for now everything seems to be under control.

YorkieLvr · 02-27-2008, 04:37 PM

OMG! I'm so sorry to hear this as I would be out of my mind with worry too. The people on this board are a wealth a great advice and support, I just had a *scary* incident and was fast put to ease. Hoping for only good news!

PLEASE keep us posted and sending you barrels of paw hugs, prayers and best wishes.

Bella

blondiebabe54 · 02-27-2008, 04:49 PM

I am not sure about the lepto + yorkie = unknown but I know that my puppies have had double shots done at once, and they were also pretty tired... one of the wouldnt really move around a lot and when i would pick him up, he would be all loose compared to the usual excitement and strength. It is a normal side effect for puppies to act all lethargic (mine were both very lethargic) and to hide and not want any treats/goodies you give them. If you have a good vet, then your puppy is in good hands... please don't worry, im sure your vet knows whats going on and that they were probably running tests when you called @ 2. Let us know how your baby is doing though!! Im sure everyone is worried... I know I am!!!

YorkieLvr · 02-27-2008, 04:53 PM

I agree with the Karo Syrup for hypoglycemia and I SWEAR by NurtiCal when a dog doesn't want to eat or is too sick to eat, especially when hypoglycemic. When our little girl gets too hyper and her blood sugar drops she usually throws up. A quick NutriCal or Karo does the trick. The impotant thing is to get calories and nutrients in their system. We have been using NutriCal forever and always have a tube in the house. Also take it when we travel... for emergencies.

02-27-2008, 04:37 PM	#94
YorkieLvr Yorkie Yakker Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: New Jersey Posts: 71	With Concern... OMG! I'm so sorry to hear this as I would be out of my mind with worry too. The people on this board are a wealth a great advice and support, I just had a scary incident and was fast put to ease. Hoping for only good news! PLEASE keep us posted and sending you barrels of paw hugs, prayers and best wishes. Bella

02-27-2008, 04:49 PM	#95
blondiebabe54 Yorkie Yakker Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: New York Posts: 47	Just to let you know... I am not sure about the lepto + yorkie = unknown but I know that my puppies have had double shots done at once, and they were also pretty tired... one of the wouldnt really move around a lot and when i would pick him up, he would be all loose compared to the usual excitement and strength. It is a normal side effect for puppies to act all lethargic (mine were both very lethargic) and to hide and not want any treats/goodies you give them. If you have a good vet, then your puppy is in good hands... please don't worry, im sure your vet knows whats going on and that they were probably running tests when you called @ 2. Let us know how your baby is doing though!! Im sure everyone is worried... I know I am!!! __________________ Daisy and Jake

02-27-2008, 04:53 PM	#96
YorkieLvr Yorkie Yakker Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: New Jersey Posts: 71	when a dog can't or doesn't want to eat... I agree with the Karo Syrup for hypoglycemia and I SWEAR by NurtiCal when a dog doesn't want to eat or is too sick to eat, especially when hypoglycemic. When our little girl gets too hyper and her blood sugar drops she usually throws up. A quick NutriCal or Karo does the trick. The impotant thing is to get calories and nutrients in their system. We have been using NutriCal forever and always have a tube in the house. Also take it when we travel... for emergencies.