rachylou
Warren Veteran
Ok so the stress of the visit yesterday has clearly upset Cookie.
She has not seemed right the past couple of hours but I just put it down to her feeling tired and left her to it until I tried her on a fenugreek- she would not take it, she has also now refused pellets, pro fibre and veg.
I ahve called the vets and the nurse has said in a condesending tone 'hmm well if she had breakfast this morning then I think you are worrying too early'
That was at 9am and since then she has barely eaten anything and is now refusing food, how is that worrying too early?
She is also tummy pressing so I know she is not well. We have a metaclop jab here as a precaution, so we have asked her to ask the vet if we can give it to her.
But if the vet wants to see her I really do not know how to work it as touch all the wood in the world Jimby is doing really well so I do not want to stress him out by taking him in too but I do not want to only take Cookie in as she will be stressed that he is not with her, Jimby will be stressed that Cookie is not at home and then when she comes home she will smell different and the last thing we need now is a broken bond!
When I said to the nurse about not wanting to take Jimby in as it would be too stressful she chuckled and said 'no you would only bring Cookie in as she is the one who is not well'
They are refusing to do another home visit as they are busy.
What should we do?
She has not seemed right the past couple of hours but I just put it down to her feeling tired and left her to it until I tried her on a fenugreek- she would not take it, she has also now refused pellets, pro fibre and veg.
I ahve called the vets and the nurse has said in a condesending tone 'hmm well if she had breakfast this morning then I think you are worrying too early'
That was at 9am and since then she has barely eaten anything and is now refusing food, how is that worrying too early?
She is also tummy pressing so I know she is not well. We have a metaclop jab here as a precaution, so we have asked her to ask the vet if we can give it to her.
But if the vet wants to see her I really do not know how to work it as touch all the wood in the world Jimby is doing really well so I do not want to stress him out by taking him in too but I do not want to only take Cookie in as she will be stressed that he is not with her, Jimby will be stressed that Cookie is not at home and then when she comes home she will smell different and the last thing we need now is a broken bond!
When I said to the nurse about not wanting to take Jimby in as it would be too stressful she chuckled and said 'no you would only bring Cookie in as she is the one who is not well'
They are refusing to do another home visit as they are busy.
What should we do?