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Re: She's home!

Postby tonicha » 12 Dec 2012, 13:48

That's good news Debih. Let's hope it was just the medication xx
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Re: She's home!

Postby kathy22 » 14 Dec 2012, 14:29

Glad to hear she is on the mend and she looks lovely, all nice and comfortable on the sofa

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Re: She's home!

Postby JoM » 14 Dec 2012, 18:16

How's the gorgeous little patient now Deb?
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Re: She's home!

Postby miasmum » 14 Dec 2012, 20:42

I was wondering that too Jo
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Re: She's home!

Postby debih » 14 Dec 2012, 21:51

She's abit off it today. I think she's probably a bit sore from having the stitches out yesterday. And she was sick again this morning, although she kept the food down for the rest of the day until tea time when she was sick again.

I noticed that both times she was sick was after having the anti biotic tablet so I am going to ask the vet tomorrow if we can give her her stomach medicine, then her food and then the anti biotic. I wonder if it is that thats upsetting her tummy - but she has to have it to make sure infection doesn't set in.

Mick whisked her back up to the vets earlier. When he took her yesterday they left her little foot out of the bandage after removing the stitches. We hadn't realised but one of her toes had been hanging off and they stitched it back on. Mick stayed in when they dressed the wound and said that it looks pretty sore but the vet that he saw (who also happened to be the one that operated on her) said that it was looking really good and he is really pleased with it.

Anyway, when Mick came home from work this evening he commented how swollen her foot was. I hadn't really noticed as I hadn't really wanted to look too closely at it in the first place. The vet wasn't too concerned about it - she said that it could have been that the dressing was a little tight or that Millie kept licking it. So she has bandaged the whole leg and foot up again. We have to take her back tomorrow afternoon for her to have another look at it but she told Mick that it was looking good and not to worry (so I'm not really sure why they want us to take her back again tomorrow).

So she seems to be doing okay - a little subdued (but I think she is probably a little sore today) and keeping most meals down. She's slept alot today too.
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Re: She's home!

Postby Kaz » 15 Dec 2012, 17:14

Poor Millie - she's really been in the wars :o xxxx
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Re: She's home!

Postby meriad » 15 Dec 2012, 17:36

It could well be that the antibiotic is just that bit too much for a tummy already not 100% because of the metacam.

Next time you're at the shops get some natural pro-biotic yoghurt and give her a probably a flat table spoon once a day to see if that helps her good bacteria sort them selves out again as well
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Re: She's home!

Postby debih » 15 Dec 2012, 17:43

Thanks Meri. I'll try that.

She's back to her old self again today. :D
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Re: She's home!

Postby Kaz » 15 Dec 2012, 17:57

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Re: She's home!

Postby Diflower » 15 Dec 2012, 21:04

What a relief Debih, I'm sure lots of us feel we've been through it all with you. Let's hope she continues just as well :)
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