Vibes for Daisy please... U/D P65 getting better :o)

[MightyMax]

Thanks everyone. She is eating enough to satisfy me, but no output since lunchtime if no poops by tomorrow we'll be off to the vets

Oh dear

How are her teeth looking these days?

Sounds like gut motility meds may be required ... Will this mean a sleepless night for you?

 

[Barn Yard Bunnies]

Millions of vibes. Hope Daisy has output soon. Xxx

 

[Jack's-Jane]

I hope Daisy is feeling better by now ?

 

[ripminnie]

Well, she did a fair few droppings overnight, but about half the size they should be, and very dry. Not eating much this morning, apart from a bit of grass and a couple of treats, and a bit of coriander. Going to vets at 2.10

 

[ripminnie]

Forgot to say, she's munching on her willow tunnel.

 

[TheThreeB's]

Best of luck for this afternoon x

 

[Captain Helen]

Hope she feels better soon. Sending lots of vibes for Daisy xx

 

[Carrie14]

Hope the vets go well.

 

[ripminnie]

Thanks... I'm actually at work, but luckily my boss is letting me have an extended lunch break to take Daisy. I'm worried about her. If she needs meds syringing at home I've got no chance and she isn't even eating her banana with metacam in it, only a little bit, and she needs that for her arthritis

 

[Omi]

Sending vibes for Daisy. I hope the vet's visit goes well.

 

[Jack's-Jane]

Sounds like it might be 'Dental'. Sending more vibes for her x

 

[MightyMax]

Thanks... I'm actually at work, but luckily my boss is letting me have an extended lunch break to take Daisy. I'm worried about her. If she needs meds syringing at home I've got no chance and she isn't even eating her banana with metacam in it, only a little bit, and she needs that for her arthritis

Thinking of you both. Hope all goes well

 

[bunnytoes]

Sending loads of vibes for Daisy. Hope it is agood out come at the vets this afternoon.

 

[ripminnie]

Oh my God. What a traumatic experience!! When the vet was examining Daisy, he felt her bladder, then a huge wee gushed out at him, (soaking his pants!) which he was surprised at, as he said that doesn't usually happen with rabbits. Then he had another feel, and another huge wee came out.. And it just kept coming! Neither of us could believe how much was in there... It was very very sludgy it was like clay, he said it went all over everywhere and everything, and Daisy just sat there, bless her. We had to wait 45 mins to go in, as he was running late she has had metacam and baytril, and has to go back tomorrow to see if any more comes out.. I mentioned gut motility meds, but because we were in there ages and he was late, I think he forgot about it, and I got mixed up as she'd had baytril, only realised afterwards so I hope she is ok tonight. She has just gone outside anyway, and when I got back from work she'd eaten some brambles and coriander thanks for the vibes. My poor girl, she must have been so uncomfortable

 

[ripminnie]

She's eating her tea now

 

[ripminnie]

Ok, she didn't eat much

 

[Jack's-Jane]

Poor girl. Is she less mobile due to her arthritis ? Reduced mobility can lead to bladder sludge. Personally I'd ask the Vet about running a full blood profile to see how her kidneys are coping. An abdominal xray would be useful, but it would require a GA to do it so it may not be appropriate at the moment.

Did the Vet give Daisy any fluids ? Now she has emptied her bladder maximising her fluid intake would help continue to flush the calcium deposits (sludge) in her bladder out.

I hope she will start to feel a lot better soon xx

 

[Omi]

Gosh, what a shock for you, the vet and I suspect also Daisy :shock: Hopefully she'll feel a bit more comfortable now.

Sending eating vibes for her and I hope she improves soon.

 

[ripminnie]

Poor girl. Is she less mobile due to her arthritis ? Reduced mobility can lead to bladder sludge. Personally I'd ask the Vet about running a full blood profile to see how her kidneys are coping. An abdominal xray would be useful, but it would require a GA to do it so it may not be appropriate at the moment.

Did the Vet give Daisy any fluids ? Now she has emptied her bladder maximising her fluid intake would help continue to flush the calcium deposits (sludge) in her bladder out.

I hope she will start to feel a lot better soon xx

I don't like the vet I saw :evil: he won't give S/C fluids for some reason, he does it IV, so they need to stay there for a while for that. I don't know why he won't do S/C but we are going back in the morning and seeing my favourite vet, so hopefully she'll do as I ask... Yes, I know about the reduced mobility issue - Daisy does tend to just sit around for most of the day. She has lost weight though, which is good, as she was very overweight... I will see about bloods tomorrow. Thanks Jane x

 

[ripminnie]

Also, she has still been weeing lots! So I don't understand it really, where all that came from today?? I just cleaned out her litter tray (I do it after work every day) and three whole newspapers were soaked through! And that's from before the vet trip...!