Hi ladies,
Things are never dull with my frenchies. The fighting has abaited however Wilma has a wet bottom. I noticed a couple if days ago but dismissed as she does have a habit of sitting in water bowl when eating. Anyway I came home from work yesterday and she just looked miserable, so off to the vet. He diagnosed an infection and gave me a course of antibiotics for five days. He also recommended bathing her rear end. She has had two baths and two doses of medicine. I don't know what he called the infection however I was wondering how long does it take for condition to improve. She is eating and drinking and her poos are mainly dry, a few pellets are little bit moist, but that could be urine. Wilma just looks miserable. She is also less robust than her sister, feels skinnier, not by much, but it was that way when they came home.
Sorry for the long winded email just need some expert reassurance.
Thanks x
Things are never dull with my frenchies. The fighting has abaited however Wilma has a wet bottom. I noticed a couple if days ago but dismissed as she does have a habit of sitting in water bowl when eating. Anyway I came home from work yesterday and she just looked miserable, so off to the vet. He diagnosed an infection and gave me a course of antibiotics for five days. He also recommended bathing her rear end. She has had two baths and two doses of medicine. I don't know what he called the infection however I was wondering how long does it take for condition to improve. She is eating and drinking and her poos are mainly dry, a few pellets are little bit moist, but that could be urine. Wilma just looks miserable. She is also less robust than her sister, feels skinnier, not by much, but it was that way when they came home.
Sorry for the long winded email just need some expert reassurance.
Thanks x