Portasystemic Liver Shunt - questions & support, please

[Ann]

aww, so sorry your pup is not feeling well, there is nothing that makes us happier when our family is healthy...
neither liver shunt or seizures are common sheltie problems but
it has been noted that small size shelties generally have more health problems this is one of the reasons why breeding" toy sheltie" is not recommended...
and I do believe we could talk to our pups without words, we just have to think our thoughts loud inside our heads, Kai'a knows.

Actually, Shelties are one of the breeds listed as being prone to seizures.

 

[corbinam]

Jenny,

Any word on the test results yet? I think you were expecting them today.

 

[Katniss]

Jenny,

Any word on the test results yet? I think you were expecting them today.

Just posted it in an update thread. Thanks for your concern. All this support really means so much to us.

 

[OntarioSheltie]

Just posted it in an update thread. Thanks for your concern. All this support really means so much to us.

Here's the link to the thread:

http://www.sheltieforums.com/showthread.php?t=6470

 

[take4roll10]

. Good news ... she is up 1 lb and a 1/4 inch ... now is is all of 11.2 lbs. Bless her furry little heart.

I'm glad she grew a little bit and is gaining weight. So she's almost 10 inches now? Bailey actually kept growing until she was a year old. So, you never know, Kai'a might have another little growth spurt.