Edan sick again :(
- Thread starter Silaria
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OntarioSheltie
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I am so relieved that he's doing well and that the emerg. vets were able to determine what was wrong with him. What lucky timing, to discover that his gall bladder was diseased before it became a problem. It DOES sound like he has a guardian angel!
So, the question now is, will you be returning to your regular vet? My guess is that will be a big NO. Imagine if you'd continued waiting!
Can't wait for the next update and I'm so excited for you that he'll be coming home soon.
So, the question now is, will you be returning to your regular vet? My guess is that will be a big NO. Imagine if you'd continued waiting!
Can't wait for the next update and I'm so excited for you that he'll be coming home soon.
Silaria
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I don't really have a big update since I haven't spoken to the attending vet yet. I did talk to a tech and he did eat something, "gobbled it down" were the words used, and he's been very happy to see everyone and go out to potty and poop.
Actually, I don't hold any animosity or blame on the vet at the office I usually go to. (For the record, my normal vet is actually on leave in Germany with her husband who is deployed there until September.) The vet I was working with at my normal vets office was going off of the information he had on hand and treating according to the information he had. I'm sure even Dr. Shelli will say that's the best any of them can do.
When I had my follow up call with him after finishing the Cerenia, there was NO hesitation to send him for to the emergency clinic for further and more detailed exams; I didn't even have to ASK if they should be done.
The people at the my normal vet's office really have not given me reason to look for someone else.
Actually, I don't hold any animosity or blame on the vet at the office I usually go to. (For the record, my normal vet is actually on leave in Germany with her husband who is deployed there until September.) The vet I was working with at my normal vets office was going off of the information he had on hand and treating according to the information he had. I'm sure even Dr. Shelli will say that's the best any of them can do.
When I had my follow up call with him after finishing the Cerenia, there was NO hesitation to send him for to the emergency clinic for further and more detailed exams; I didn't even have to ASK if they should be done.
The people at the my normal vet's office really have not given me reason to look for someone else.
OntarioSheltie
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Oh, ok. My understanding was that they were under concerned, but I guess I'm just getting mixed up. But even if that's true I guess it doesn't matter, since the vet you saw isn't your regular vet anyway.
danisgoat
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Glad to hear that Edan is back to eating 
k9kreationz
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Thanks for that article. I have to admit, it was scary and really great (all at the same time) to read it.
Also, glad to hear Edan "gobbled up" his food. That's a good sign. Hope he gets to come home today. Or at least early tomorrow.
dawns2shelties
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reading this now I do remember you sending me this info when Chandlers Gallbladder was inflamed in his Ultrasound. Great info for all of us to be aware of.
Danny's mommy
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I've been on the edge of my seat reading this thread all at once. I am so glad it all worked out but it sure looks like everything happened for a reason in retrospect. A hand was guiding the whole thing. What a good mom you are and hugs for your fur baby. Good work for the emergency vet. Have to remember this story in case anything like this happens to my fur baby. Not eating -- blockage. I have seen this on emergency vets. Can we all calm down now?