Fellie
Warren Veteran
We had to rush Cheyenne to the emergency vets at 7pm last night - she was struggling to breath and sounding so wheezy. She was extended her neck trying to breath and her eyes looked all dull, and was very floppy when I picked her up.
I was worried about taking her to Newham Vets (haven't used them before) - but needn't have been. They had an oxygen tent set up by the time we got there and took her straight into that on our arrival and only after that were did we speak to a vet...who was very knowledgable about buns so that was a relief. She also had Baytril and Loxicom
Cheyenne was able to come out of the Oxygen tent at midnight and has eating a bit but no poops. Hubby collected her this morning and took her to Trinitys - she seemed alot better when he picked her up but she deteriorated with the car ride and being handled again at Trinity (she saw Richard).
They would normally do Xrays to see what is going on - but can't do this with her bad respiration. So they are embarking on what Richard called 'aggressive therapy'.
Cheyenne developed pasteruella when she was 8 weeks old - and it took weeks to get her healthy again - but she wasn't so ill - lots of awful sneezing but very bright in herself. She has been stressed recently with the arrival of the puppies - but had seemed to be getting over that but I reckon that has brought it on again - badly so this time.
I am very worried about my girl - I obviously love and adore all my buns - but I will admit she is one of the more special ones and I literally feel in love with her the moment I set eyes on her. I am so grateful we have Trinity as I know she is getting the best possible care - and that helps alot. Touching wood and praying like mad.
I was worried about taking her to Newham Vets (haven't used them before) - but needn't have been. They had an oxygen tent set up by the time we got there and took her straight into that on our arrival and only after that were did we speak to a vet...who was very knowledgable about buns so that was a relief. She also had Baytril and Loxicom
Cheyenne was able to come out of the Oxygen tent at midnight and has eating a bit but no poops. Hubby collected her this morning and took her to Trinitys - she seemed alot better when he picked her up but she deteriorated with the car ride and being handled again at Trinity (she saw Richard).
They would normally do Xrays to see what is going on - but can't do this with her bad respiration. So they are embarking on what Richard called 'aggressive therapy'.
Cheyenne developed pasteruella when she was 8 weeks old - and it took weeks to get her healthy again - but she wasn't so ill - lots of awful sneezing but very bright in herself. She has been stressed recently with the arrival of the puppies - but had seemed to be getting over that but I reckon that has brought it on again - badly so this time.
I am very worried about my girl - I obviously love and adore all my buns - but I will admit she is one of the more special ones and I literally feel in love with her the moment I set eyes on her. I am so grateful we have Trinity as I know she is getting the best possible care - and that helps alot. Touching wood and praying like mad.
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