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Post by Girly Sat Sep 01 2012, 07:48

Since yesterday afternoon Jellybean has been either sitting or lying down shaking like she's scared of something and very VERY quiet. Otherwise, all is normal: eating just fine, peeing and pooing normally, nothing weird in her poo, slept through the night, no vomiting...

All she wants to do is cuddle, be held, sleep on a lap. No interest in playing, but she was VERY excited as usual to see my step-kids come over yesterday afternoon, so we're trying putting her on their bed now to play or just hang out with them.

We've looked up what makes dogs shiver and none of those things apply here. I don't think she's eaten anything weird, not that I can tell from looking around the garden.

Any thoughts on what could be up? She was totally fine, normal, even barking and pulling on her leash and all that yesterday until about 4 pm ish.

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Post by Guest Sat Sep 01 2012, 08:32

If she is drinking normally as well I'm not sure what could be the issue. Is there anything new in or around your house? Is there any construction or new loud noises?

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Post by Girly Sat Sep 01 2012, 08:42

yep, drinking normally too. all is well, except for the shaking and not doing anything. nothing new, no weird sounds, no new plants in the garden...

i did notice the little plastic squeaker in her squeaky bone is gone, so maybe she swallowed that. I would have thought she would be throwing up by now though.

right now she's just sleeping on my lap. we have an appointment at the vet in a few hours but we'll try to walk her and see if she's interested in that.


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Post by Guest Sat Sep 01 2012, 08:44

Hope she is okay and please let us know what the vet says.

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Post by Girly Sat Sep 01 2012, 08:54

Thank you, will do
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Post by lukeyd123 Sat Sep 01 2012, 09:44

Tango does that when he has a upset stomach, But if eating fine and drinking with no problems I wouldn't worry too much. But a trip to the vet sounds like it's needed just to rule out anything else it could be. I hope all goes well and back to normal very soon Big Grin
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Post by Guest Sat Sep 01 2012, 10:10

hope she is ok ,. please let us know

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Post by Girly Sat Sep 01 2012, 11:36

well, we took her out pre-vet to see if she wanted to walk a bit, and she did, all normal. then we took her to the park to see if she wanted to run around with other dogs she knows there and she did. totally fine. so we cancelled the vet for now. she's back home, wandering the house, normal self so far.

i dont know

we'll keep an eye on her. thanks all Smile
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Post by Kathy Sat Sep 01 2012, 13:25

Sounds a bit odd, could she have been bitten or stung by something ?
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Post by Girly Sat Sep 01 2012, 17:19

kathytake2 wrote:Sounds a bit odd, could she have been bitten or stung by something ?


we started thinking maybe something like that. might have tried to eat a bee or something, because she was clearing her throat, for lack of a better term, now and then. and VERY quiet, no barking to speak of. She's full of beans now. Love Struck
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Post by Guest Sat Sep 01 2012, 17:56

Something could have frightened her. Just keep a sharp eye for now.

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Post by Guest Sat Sep 01 2012, 18:04

When you say shaking do you mean just her legs a bit? Or full on whole body? Anxious dogs will shake so maybe try some calmin things like a doggy massage or lavender. Lexi Shakes when she goes to the vets but is still really cuddly and excited, I ignore the shaking as it could make her worse.

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Post by Girly Sun Sep 02 2012, 11:11

it was her whole body. she's fine, even better than before actually - better recall, better obedience generally. weird, but i'll take it!
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Post by Guest Sun Sep 02 2012, 11:12

Glad to hear she is doing better.

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Post by julespercules Sun Sep 02 2012, 11:16

weird, my puppys acting strange now. She's having a mammoth sleep and hopefully this is what she needs. Its like having a baby - you just worry constantly cause they cant tell you whats wrong, hope jellybeans ok

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