Recovering from surgery
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wrote on 28 Jun 2009, 00:51 last edited by
Hope to hear good news about Kanango in the next few days. You should see a pretty quick turn around…. at least I have with Baytril.....
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wrote on 28 Jun 2009, 04:47 last edited by
I also usually see results within the first couple of days with Baytril. Hopefully that will turn things around for Kananga.
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wrote on 28 Jun 2009, 17:48 last edited by
He's already showing signs of improvement. First morning in awhile where he's slept past 7am. I'm finally getting a full nights rest. He's been on Baytril for over 24 hours now. No accidents since Thursday, so far so good. :D
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wrote on 28 Jun 2009, 18:00 last edited by
He's already showing signs of improvement. First morning in awhile where he's slept past 7am. I'm finally getting a full nights rest. He's been on Baytril for over 24 hours now. No accidents since Thursday, so far so good. :D
That is so great to hear!!!! Yea for Kananga!!! and for you too!!!!
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Good to hear, I will keep my fingers crossed that you have found the cure for his problems..
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wrote on 30 Jun 2009, 00:41 last edited by
Vet followed up with me today. She didn't get a chance to discuss his results in-depth on Saturday, but she wanted to discuss everything with me over the phone today.
She was happy to hear he has shown signs of improvement. I asked about the concern with the specific gravity, she mentioned that it's hopefully just from him drinking more water, but that the urinalysis a week from today will really show if it's still a concern. She did say it's quite uncommon for a male dog to come down with a UTI after being neutered, but the stress can worsen a very weak presence of bacteria (typically that would be managed by the dog's immune system without any symptoms) and that it would not have shown up on any blood work prior to surgery. She has seen this happen once before. I was pleased to hear she was knowledgeable about fanconi syndrome. I explained that simply going off of his parents, there's only the possibility of him being a carrier in the worst case scenario, but that I plan on testing him in the near future.
It was nice to have a thorough discussion with her though. Seems like she really wanted to make sure all of my questions/concerns were answered. :)
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wrote on 30 Jun 2009, 01:10 last edited by
Sounds like you hit the JACKPOT with your new Vet… that is so good to hear.... and sounds like Kananga is well on the way to full recovery....
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wrote on 30 Jun 2009, 01:53 last edited by
Yay! It's hard to find a vet like that…glad to know he's improving!
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wrote on 8 Jul 2009, 21:02 last edited by
Urinalysis was done this morning. Everything came back perfect. No bacteria, specific gravity is in a normal range, etc.
He's back to being healthy (and chewing on my couch). :D
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Good to hear…not about the couch;), but about his health..
