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28-07-2010, 04:48 PM
Veterinary medicine has progressed so much since then, I would be confident that she will be be fine & better off without her bits
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28-07-2010, 04:48 PM
Originally Posted by Nippy 
Yes H she had a jolly good poke of her belly her bits and her nipples. (poor Mo so undignified!)
This could be very early Pyo with pus just forming and not yet causing a temp. The redeemimg factor is no temp though.
The scan is to see if there is pus there. If they don't see pus on the scan then a blood test will be done to confirm that all is well. So yes I guess that she is erring on the side of caution.
The op will only be done if the scan shows pyo. Antibiotics will not cure this condition so if it is positive then there is no other answer.
We can only wait and see now.
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28-07-2010, 04:59 PM
Originally Posted by Mahooli
If it is anything nasty you have caught it very early and she isn't on deaths door (which is when people usually notice that something is up). Have everything crossed for you.
Becky
Originally Posted by JoedeeUK
Way back in 1982 I had to have my 11 year old BC with leaking heart valves spayed as she had a closed pyo, she sprung back to full health within days & lived another 5 1/2 years.
Veterinary medicine has progressed so much since then, I would be confident that she will be be fine & better off without her bits
Originally Posted by Helena54
Sounds like she was very thorough then Jen, you can only hope they don't see any puss, and then the bloods will confirm she's ok, I will keep everything on constant Jen, so that she doesn't have to go through an op.xxxxx Big hugs for you too Jen, you must be worried sick I know I would be.xxxxxxxxxx
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28-07-2010, 05:43 PM
Anyway thinking of you, hubby and Mo, lots of hugs and {{{VIBES}}} coming your way
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28-07-2010, 05:52 PM
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28-07-2010, 06:10 PM
Originally Posted by settagirl
Aw Jenny, I know how worried you will be, Codee had a closed pyo and I thought she may be coming back into season, she wasn't thirsty or off her food either, but she went in for a spay and they found she had it!! They said it was a good job she went in when she did....
Anyway thinking of you, hubby and Mo, lots of hugs and {{{VIBES}}} coming your way
Originally Posted by marymary
will be thinking of you and yours tomorrow
Originally Posted by Borderdawn
My Breeze had a closed Pyo, she was spayed, it was a concern of mine with Mo, which is why I said asap. It IS the only course of action, Breeze made a full recovery.
Originally Posted by Sal
Meg also had pyo (open) she also bounced back after an emergency spay.She was also scanned and had bloods done.
Sending good luck vibes and big hugs from here xx
Originally Posted by DevilDogz
Ohh Im sorry to hear this fingers crossed for you and your little lady
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