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Thank you Glynis. So pleased Cameo has made it through the worst and glad she's taken her critical care. They're such a worry.
Peggy came through her op too and came home. We've been up in the night syringe feeding her. She fighting it which is quite good. She's eating tiny amount on her own - just a bite of this and a bite of that but does seem quite keen to eat hay (but only when its waved in front of her nose. She's still sleeping a lot and very quiet - I guess we just keep on with syringing and metcam.
They're in this together - Peggy sends her love to Cameo x
Oh I'm so pleased to hear that. What brilliant news. Peggy had a celery leaf this morning but not interested in much else but hay. You could see if Cameo fancies celery leaf![]()
She's looking much brightertemperature is normal, just syringe fed some critical care, hand fed some pellets and gave some probiotic as she's not eating her poos yet.
Great news Amanda!
Did she eat the 'hard' pellets, just as they come, or did you have to soften them in water first?
Just out of curiosity, do you happen to know whether or not Critical Care contains probiotics or prebiotics?
I don't think it does, hence why I'm giving fibreplex as she's not moving enough to eat her poos. It also doesn't contain much vit C so I'd recommend adding some to it
So glad Cameo is doing well. That's great news and sure you'll be pleased to have her home. It seems to do their spirits the world of good to be back with familiar surroundings, smells and noises!
Peggy ate like a trooper last night but is almost completely off food again this morning. She's had metacam and metatone and I'm trying to give her critical care but she's fighting the syringe tooth and nail so I'm barely getting anything in to her. Poops are a bit soft this morning too![]()
Oh I am glad you've got them home. Poor Cameo, bless her, has had an ordeal but is in safe hands with you. You must be looking forward to them being noisy again!
Do you have any metacam left? It could be that she's in pain - have a look at her breathing rate - if it's high while shes at rest, it's likely to be a pain symptom