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16-07-2009, 10:44 PM
Originally Posted by sutty 
no rehydration fluids, he says she shouldnt be dehydrated because she was on a drip during the op, he said to give her tiny amounts of water frequently but she seems desperate for water, her gums are a good colour. She was just starting to come round when he said he was happy for her to go home. inca is a homebod and wouldve screamed the place down also he is a cattle vet, very busy so she wouldve been alone there, he said to ring anytime of the night if im worried which is reassuring, and he has given me antibiotic tablets to start tomorrow as she had a shot before she came home, she has settled better since she has been in the crate, even tho she hates it. Im going to be sleeping next to her tonight so you might get a late pm lol, thankyou
is there any way you could get to a chemist and get her some diorolyte(cant remmember the spelling)plain flavour for kids with d+? give it to her little and often,then she should keep it down.keep an eye on those gums.pm me anytime(i'll try get back to you as soon as i can)if in doubt do call your vet,this is a major op/time your girlie is going through,and sometimes large animal vets forget,and need reminding that dogs can be important to us too. ps try and sleep yourself too.x
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17-07-2009, 09:28 AM
Good thoughts going to her for a very speedy recovery.
Hugs from me and doggy licks from Loki xxxx
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17-07-2009, 08:04 PM
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17-07-2009, 08:08 PM
Glad to hear she has come through it all so well and give her big hugs from us all here.
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