7/29 Enana PMPS 370 +2/309 +4/251
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PeterDevonMocha
Member Since 2009
Re: 7/29 Enana AMPS 274
Hi guys .. no dosing advice here, but others will be along soon .. isn't it a buggar when you wake up before your dream is over? Have a great day guys!
Hi guys .. no dosing advice here, but others will be along soon .. isn't it a buggar when you wake up before your dream is over? Have a great day guys!
Angela & Blackie & 3 Others
Member Since 2010
Re: 7/29 Enana AMPS 274
No dosing advice here either. Hoping for Enana to show you some blue #s soon.
Someone will be along to give you some advice. Have a great day, guys, and please stay cool.
No dosing advice here either. Hoping for Enana to show you some blue #s soon.
Someone will be along to give you some advice. Have a great day, guys, and please stay cool.
Iorwen & Tray
Member Since 2010
Re: 7/29 Enana AMPS 274
no advice here, hoping Enana comes down and doesn't need an increase.
Enjoy your weird dreams.
no advice here, hoping Enana comes down and doesn't need an increase.
Enjoy your weird dreams.
MauiGuppy
Member Since 2011
Re: 7/29 Enana AMPS 274
Oh I didn't know Enana had a dental. Please come down from that 274 Enana!
Funny to hear you had a weird dream. If you can remember it, you can see what it could mean in the dream dictionary. It's just for fun and entertainment but I remember distinctly that I had a dream about frogs jumping around. So random and I didn't think it would be in the dictionary but it was. It meant lack of commitment which is funny b/c I was going through that at the time. I had just gotten laid off and was having a hard time trying to decide what I wanted to do. Who knows how people make up these meanings?
Have a great day!
Oh I didn't know Enana had a dental. Please come down from that 274 Enana!
Funny to hear you had a weird dream. If you can remember it, you can see what it could mean in the dream dictionary. It's just for fun and entertainment but I remember distinctly that I had a dream about frogs jumping around. So random and I didn't think it would be in the dictionary but it was. It meant lack of commitment which is funny b/c I was going through that at the time. I had just gotten laid off and was having a hard time trying to decide what I wanted to do. Who knows how people make up these meanings?
Have a great day!
CD and BigMac
Member Since 2009
Re: 7/29 Enana AMPS 274
Hi Natalia. Regarding your question from yesterday's condo:
I hope Enana is swallowing a little better today. That intubation definitely can cause irritation and inflammation. My civvie, Cappi had a dental last year and she refused to swallow afterwards. She couldn't even swallow her own saliva. She didn't/couldn't eat. Her breathing sounded labored and she made wheezing and gasping sounds. At first I wasn't sure if she was having lung problems, but she was getting enough oxygen and the noises were not deep in her chest, they were upper airway.... her throat. She tried to hide but she was so noisy breathing that I could hear her from a room or two away.
The vet and techs suggested patience and this was probably just anesthesia after-effects and give her 1/4 tablet of Pepcid. Well, that was not going to work since she couldn't even swallow her own spit. And on day 3 they said to call back after 5 pm if I was still worried. Instead I just brought her in mid-day. They gave her fluids which at this point I think she needed. Two days later she still is not swallowing and it is obvious that it wasn't anesthesia related. She was hurt. She hadn't eaten in 4 days, it was Friday... I asked for her records so I could go to the ER since the weekend was upon us. Instead the vet came to my house. She finally saw that Cappi's throat was irritated and inflamed.
I got injectable famotidine (Pepcid), injectable antibiotics, fluids, and Sucralfate (Carafate). The suculfrate was a tablet that I crushed and mixed with water. I syringed it into Cappi's mouth a couple times a day. That is what got her over the hump. It soothed the irritated tissue in her throat so she could swallow a little bit. Every time it was a little bit better. I'd syringe the medicine in and then some more cool water. Although I had to force it at first it did get a little easier each time. I think she realized it felt ok... and maybe it was actually good.
I had to assist feed baby food for about 4 more days before she starting eating on her own. She fine now. But the next time a kitty of mine needs a dental the vet will get a long discussion about intubation and how they BETTER be gentle. And I don't want a tech to do it, I am asking for a vet to do it - or actually whoever is their most experienced person.
The fact that Enana is eating is a great relief to me. I'm so glad. You could try a little cool water every so often and see if that makes her feel better. She may not need the sucralfate.
Hi Natalia. Regarding your question from yesterday's condo:
I hope Enana is swallowing a little better today. That intubation definitely can cause irritation and inflammation. My civvie, Cappi had a dental last year and she refused to swallow afterwards. She couldn't even swallow her own saliva. She didn't/couldn't eat. Her breathing sounded labored and she made wheezing and gasping sounds. At first I wasn't sure if she was having lung problems, but she was getting enough oxygen and the noises were not deep in her chest, they were upper airway.... her throat. She tried to hide but she was so noisy breathing that I could hear her from a room or two away.
The vet and techs suggested patience and this was probably just anesthesia after-effects and give her 1/4 tablet of Pepcid. Well, that was not going to work since she couldn't even swallow her own spit. And on day 3 they said to call back after 5 pm if I was still worried. Instead I just brought her in mid-day. They gave her fluids which at this point I think she needed. Two days later she still is not swallowing and it is obvious that it wasn't anesthesia related. She was hurt. She hadn't eaten in 4 days, it was Friday... I asked for her records so I could go to the ER since the weekend was upon us. Instead the vet came to my house. She finally saw that Cappi's throat was irritated and inflamed.
I got injectable famotidine (Pepcid), injectable antibiotics, fluids, and Sucralfate (Carafate). The suculfrate was a tablet that I crushed and mixed with water. I syringed it into Cappi's mouth a couple times a day. That is what got her over the hump. It soothed the irritated tissue in her throat so she could swallow a little bit. Every time it was a little bit better. I'd syringe the medicine in and then some more cool water. Although I had to force it at first it did get a little easier each time. I think she realized it felt ok... and maybe it was actually good.
I had to assist feed baby food for about 4 more days before she starting eating on her own. She fine now. But the next time a kitty of mine needs a dental the vet will get a long discussion about intubation and how they BETTER be gentle. And I don't want a tech to do it, I am asking for a vet to do it - or actually whoever is their most experienced person.
The fact that Enana is eating is a great relief to me. I'm so glad. You could try a little cool water every so often and see if that makes her feel better. She may not need the sucralfate.
Roni and Moonie
Member Since 2009
Re: 7/29 Enana AMPS 274
That is a great website!!! Thanks for that!!
Hope Enana comes down today- I would let her be for a day or two before any changes--
Check with dosing helpers first-OK? Have a good day--I feel she will be coming down--Hugs from us! :razz:
That is a great website!!! Thanks for that!!
Hope Enana comes down today- I would let her be for a day or two before any changes--
Check with dosing helpers first-OK? Have a good day--I feel she will be coming down--Hugs from us! :razz:
Natalia & Enana
Member Since 2011
Re: 7/29 Enana AMPS 274 +2/113 +4/152
Thanks everybody.
I forgot to tell you this morning that Enana is swallowing ok. She heals fast like her bean ;-)
CD that is a horrible experience you went thru :? I am glad Cappi got better
Thanks everybody.
I forgot to tell you this morning that Enana is swallowing ok. She heals fast like her bean ;-)
CD that is a horrible experience you went thru :? I am glad Cappi got better
Lisa and Do Lou (GA)
Member Since 2010
Re: 7/29 Enana AMPS 274 +2/113 +4/152
So happy Enana is doing better and great +4 as well
So happy Enana is doing better and great +4 as well
Ann & Tess GA
Member Since 2010
Re: 7/29 Enana AMPS 274 +2/113 +4/152
Great news on Enana's throat and eating. An her numbers are looking pretty nice now too!
Great news on Enana's throat and eating. An her numbers are looking pretty nice now too!
Ella & Rusty & Stu(GA)
Member Since 2010
Re: 7/29 Enana AMPS 274 +2/113 +4/152
Good girl, Enana--a fast healer!! Enjoy your food today!
Ella & Rusty
(Thanks for the intubation and post-intubation tips, CD!)
Good girl, Enana--a fast healer!! Enjoy your food today!
Ella & Rusty
(Thanks for the intubation and post-intubation tips, CD!)
Natalia & Enana
Member Since 2011
Re: 7/29 Enana PMPS 370 Dose Advise
Anyone in disagreement with me upping the dose tomorrow morning? :lol: :lol:
Should I go fat or .25?
Anyone in disagreement with me upping the dose tomorrow morning? :lol: :lol:
Should I go fat or .25?
Christie & Willie (GA)
Member Since 2010
Re: 7/29 Enana PMPS 370 Dose Advise
Glad Miss Enana continues to improve! Hope those pinks are soon a thing of the past!
Glad Miss Enana continues to improve! Hope those pinks are soon a thing of the past!
Re: 7/29 Enana PMPS 370 Dose Advise
I'd recommend waiting until the bounce clears before you consider an increase. (That pink is a bounce!)
I'd recommend waiting until the bounce clears before you consider an increase. (That pink is a bounce!)
Georgia and Simon (GA)
Member Since 2010
Re: 7/29 Enana PMPS 370
Just checking in to say hi and glad to hear Enana's swallowing problem is better. I guess patience is key with dosing -- I have trouble with patience because I have none!
Just checking in to say hi and glad to hear Enana's swallowing problem is better. I guess patience is key with dosing -- I have trouble with patience because I have none!
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