Poorly Jack-Liver Disease

pulliptears

MichaelCR wrote: »

Why aren't you down the vets immediately ?

Because the phone consultation I had with the vet last night resulted in an appointment being made for first thing this morning.

Is that ok with you?

Jay_Tee

MichaelCR wrote: »

Why aren't you down the vets immediately ?

What an unhelpful post, are you normally like this?

Tulip

Get Well soon Jack

walwin

MichaelCR wrote: »

Why aren't you down the vets immediately ?

And why aren't you capable of reading a post correctly :mad:


Best wishes for Jack pulliptears

zaksmum

How is little Jack tonight pulliptears?

pulliptears

zaksmum wrote: »

How is little Jack tonight pulliptears?

I've just been stalking him in the garden trying to get a wee sample for the vets, great fun, especially in torrential rain I managed to slide a tin tray under him quick and thankfully he chose to have a 'girls wee' this morning so a great sample obtained! It looks a heck of a lot clearer thankfully.

I kept him quiet yesterday, put ice in his water etc and he seemed to stop panting around 7pm and he does feel cooler. He also seems a lot happier this morning to (as happy as a dog can be when all its owner has done for 24 hours is say 'do you want a wee' then stalk him with a tin tray)

Should get some test results this morning from yesterday's bloods, plus hopefully work towards a more firm diabetes diagnosis. I suppose it's difficult because he has a few symptoms that may or may not tie in (poor coat, runny eye, water infection) but we'll get there.

This is Jack btw:



Thanks all for your kind words and thoughts btw, we appreciate it!

mrtobs

He is GORGEOUS!!! What a little character. Don't pay any attention to that rather ignorant post from MichaelCR - you've done absolutely everything you possibly could. Jack's obviously very much loved and well cared for! Give him a hug from us.

MrsAtobe

Aww, he's lovely. I often wonder if vets have ever had to chase their own dogs round the garden with a tray, there really ought to be an easier way .

Hope Jack feels better soon.

pulliptears

MrsAtobe wrote: »

Aww, he's lovely. I often wonder if vets have ever had to chase their own dogs round the garden with a tray, there really ought to be an easier way .

Hope Jack feels better soon.

What complicates it also is we have a much loved little Westie as well, so you cant rely on the poo/wee being from Jack, it could be from Bob All I seem to have done is follow them round and my OH says if Jack could speak he'd be telling me in no uncertain terms to **** off!
:rotfl:

candygirl

Awww hope he's ok hun:A.My Buddy had a sesh of peeing blood and it turned out to be a urine infection:D:D