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In reply to the discussion: Update on my gato Jean Luc [View all]3catwoman3
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labyrinthitis I had several years ago, then he feels completely awful. When it hit, I at first thought I was having the head rush you feel if you get out of bed too fast, but when it turned out I had to crawl to the bathroom because I couldnt stand up or walk it was obvious that much more was going on. My eyes wouldnt track together, and it was like looking thru a kaleidoscope on overdrive. No appetite because of the nausea and vomiting. I had to take prednisone for a week to get things to calm down.
I sympathize and so hope he feels better really soon.
The above suggestions for subcutaneous fluids if an excellent idea. It called hypodermoclysis, or just clysis. Easy procedure for the vet, and generally well tolerated by the critters.