I will inform yall when I leave the vet.She been at the vet since this 7 this morning.
I will inform yall when I leave the vet.She been at the vet since this 7 this morning.
Mr. Know it all.Hookworms and a vaginal infection. No babesia.
Glad you got it pinpointed ... question is, is the pyometra open or closed?Originally Posted by mmound
Best of luck,
Jack
Closed Im licking my wounds.
mmound - what was the protocol?
I will be adding vaginal infection to pyometra and babesia with those symptoms.
The proper wording is she has pyometra infection of the uterus heartworm and hookworms.Mr.Know it all does know it all. CA Jack was right.
How is she doing? Pyometra is pretty serious…
I think one thing that we should all keep in mind is that these dogs are stoic and do not always show how sick they really are. So this can hide symptoms and make the owner think the dog is not too bad off when it might be on death’s door.
One rule of thumb I have used over the years with these dogs is if they won’t eat, really won’t eat and show no interest in food, then that is a strong concern and it’s time to think of a vet visit. Bulldogs generally are good hearty eaters and don’t go off their food for no reason.
I hope your bitch is ok and will recover.
Common sense isn't so common these days.
And you're fucking welcome ... you forgot Thank You when you were trying to be a smart ass on the post above this one.
There is a difference between a "vaginal infection" and PYOMETRA ... which is a hormone-related uterine infection.
Had a buddy who claims a bitch of his had a vaginal infection and that THAT caused the pups eyed to no open early enough and one of the pups come out blind. He says his vet said the vaginal infection was the cause. Any validity to that? What about treatment for Vag Infect?
THANKS JACK I said you was right.
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