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Related: About this forumMy poor boy (continued)
So my buddy came home on Monday morning. Mrs. Glam decided to work from home that day, so she went and picked him up first thing. Id have had to wait until lunch and he hates kennels...
So he got home and brother, hes been fucked up since. Like seriously, fucked up. Hes hammered. Like hes drunk. This phenalbarbitol regiment. I dont man. Two vets said it could be two weeks before hes acclimated to it. Seems like the cure is worse than the condition. Hes dazed. Hes glassy eyed. He wobbles and stumbles just standing in place.
And even better, over night my precious boy was transformed into a soft serve chocolate ice cream machine. Oh yeah, hes leaving big samples of chocolate pudding all over the house. I spent most of last night behind the Bissel rug doctor. Today I watched him like a hawk...when I could. I did have to work. He snuck out of the office three times and left 3 more messes. My poor boy.
Dont get me wrong, while cleaning up runny dog shit isnt exactly my idea of a fun hobby,hes worth it. Its killing me to see him so out of it and confused. I hope he gets used to this soon...
redwitch
(14,944 posts)And I can imagine how hard this is for you!
I hope the meds situation is better soon!
Ohiogal
(31,963 posts)Mr. Ohiogal had a black Lab (before we met) that was on phenalbarbitol for seizures. Pretty much made the dog sleep 24/7.
Its so difficult to see them suffer/acting strange. I,too, hope Mighty Zep returns to normal soon!
Everything is just so strange nowadays, isnt it?
Glamrock
(11,794 posts)Hes laying next to me, asleep, breaking wind...
Been there...
sinkingfeeling
(51,444 posts)my guys when at age 15 he had vestibular syndrome.
Glamrock
(11,794 posts)Three or four times during the work day.....
He is particularly messy right now....
sinkingfeeling
(51,444 posts)Glamrock
(11,794 posts)Thanks for the advice!
Sunriser13
(612 posts)That said, call your vet about administering it to your pup.
An ex-roommate's guide dog had a very sensitive stomach, and anything could set off "the squirts" for him. But the Imodium worked well.
If you can't (or hate to) pill, even though it's tiny, a small piece of chicken or cheese took it right down. There is also a liquid available...
2naSalit
(86,515 posts)I hope he gets better soon. Maybe he's been up and stressed while he was away and after a good sleep at home, he might do better tomorrow. Being home with his peeps is healing in itself.
sinkingfeeling
(51,444 posts)Glamrock
(11,794 posts)But he seems like hes on an 18 pack instead of a whole case plus a few shots. Of course, the day I take him to the vet, his squirts clear up.
But hey Ill take it!