Hello!
I've booked Jack in for his VHD injection this afternoon.
Last year he had a reaction to it and I'm wondering if there's a way to prevent this happening again?
Last year he was very miserable after it and stopped eating and pooping, and ended up with GI stasis. He had to spend a night at the vet, getting fluids and prepulsid, and it took several weeks for him to get back to his normal self. One of his ears also went floppy after the injection as if he was a lop, he seemed to have no feeling in it and did not react in any way if you touched it. It was the opposite side from the injection side. We're not sure if it was also a reaction to the injection or if it was coincidence. After about a week it returned to normal.
I'd only had him for about a week and a half when I got his first VHD jab: could the reaction just have been because I put him through a stressful experience before he'd really settled in here? He had no problems with the myxi vaccine.
Thanks in advance for any advice,
Kate and Jack
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I've booked Jack in for his VHD injection this afternoon.
Last year he had a reaction to it and I'm wondering if there's a way to prevent this happening again?
Last year he was very miserable after it and stopped eating and pooping, and ended up with GI stasis. He had to spend a night at the vet, getting fluids and prepulsid, and it took several weeks for him to get back to his normal self. One of his ears also went floppy after the injection as if he was a lop, he seemed to have no feeling in it and did not react in any way if you touched it. It was the opposite side from the injection side. We're not sure if it was also a reaction to the injection or if it was coincidence. After about a week it returned to normal.
I'd only had him for about a week and a half when I got his first VHD jab: could the reaction just have been because I put him through a stressful experience before he'd really settled in here? He had no problems with the myxi vaccine.
Thanks in advance for any advice,
Kate and Jack
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