Hroswitha
Member Since 2011
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Mala has had a really difficult 24 hours. She stopped eating in the AM of 11/1, and vomited multiple times that day. Her vomit was clear and foamy; by the end of last night, it was slightly greenish, signifying bile. She has had small amounts of diarhhea, dark brown and green, viscous.
We took her to the emergency vet last night, where a blood test confirmed pancreatitis. She received a shot of cerenia and an anti-inflammatory agent. She is now on antibiotics.
Last night and today, we have been feeding her either with a syringe or with a spoon. She received appx. 1 T of blended food this morning, and has kept it down.
More poop this morning, also liquid.
She will be visiting her regular vet today at 3:30 for followup. The vet has the labs from last night.
Under veterinary advice, we reduced her insulin dose to a drop for today. As she's not eating much, we don't want her on too much juice. We will get her through this medical emergency, then start working on her insulin dose again afterwards.
Mala has had a really difficult 24 hours. She stopped eating in the AM of 11/1, and vomited multiple times that day. Her vomit was clear and foamy; by the end of last night, it was slightly greenish, signifying bile. She has had small amounts of diarhhea, dark brown and green, viscous.
We took her to the emergency vet last night, where a blood test confirmed pancreatitis. She received a shot of cerenia and an anti-inflammatory agent. She is now on antibiotics.
Last night and today, we have been feeding her either with a syringe or with a spoon. She received appx. 1 T of blended food this morning, and has kept it down.
More poop this morning, also liquid.
She will be visiting her regular vet today at 3:30 for followup. The vet has the labs from last night.
Under veterinary advice, we reduced her insulin dose to a drop for today. As she's not eating much, we don't want her on too much juice. We will get her through this medical emergency, then start working on her insulin dose again afterwards.
