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Post by elfranco Wed Feb 17 2016, 09:22

yesterday sasha was rushed into surgery suffering with pyometra. She came back last night with pain killers and antibiotics. I have managed to get the first dose of antibiotics in. However she refusing to eat so can have pain killer been told she cant have it unless she eaten. I have tried her with a little bit of boiled chicken which I know she likes she refused any other ideas of light food I could try tempt her with.

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Post by gillybrent Thu Feb 18 2016, 21:58

I take it she's been spayed?

have you tried putting the tablets in some cream cheese & then hand feeding her just a little food? it doesn't need to be too much to start with - her appetite should pick up again soon.

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Post by -Ian- Thu Feb 18 2016, 22:35

I agree with Gilly, cheese is always a favourite and once she's had that she'll probably start to feel hungry enough to eat.

How's Sasha doing today ?


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Post by Goblin Thu Feb 18 2016, 22:45

would peanut butter be light enough? giz eats his meds in a ball of peanut butter or cheese easily.
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Post by stella Fri Feb 19 2016, 07:18

aww poor Sasha,it might take a couple of days for her to start eating properly again,try putting her tablets in a ball of cheese that worked with my Sasha after her op,hope she is better soon pyometra 3198918699
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Post by Mia05 Fri Feb 19 2016, 10:09

I use light dairylea cheese with mia or laughing cow extra light cheese triangles Smile


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Post by gillybrent Fri Feb 19 2016, 10:19

anything, really, just to tempt her appetite - doesn't matter if it isn't 'good' for her at the moment!

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