Poor Jake was at the vet again today. He had to have blood
taken since he’s been having problems with throwing up, and still sick. The vet
had told me to stop his liver flavored tablets earlier this week when I
reported that he was throwing up. Sure didn’t miss the fight over giving him
those tabs!
She asked for a stool sample too, and I didn’t wait until
our appointment this morning. I knew that was going to be a daunting task; only
thing I can think of that would be worse would be following one of the cats
around. So, grabbed a baggie and got that when opportunity struck on Wednesday,
then rushed the steamer to the vet’s office. Luckily, it was negative for
parasites.
This morning I had Jake in for his 10am. Lucy made sad eyes
at us as we left her in the kitchen, and she had been really happy when she saw
me get Jake’s leash out at first, because she thought her leash would come out
and that we’d go for a little walk. No such luck, Lucy, so sorry little pup.
At the vet's office, Jake sat on my lap and trembled and shook. It wasn’t cold in the vet’s
office, but there were dogs barking in the back, and other dogs coming and
going in the lobby, and he was nervous. Plus, Jake doesn’t feel good. I knew for sure when the vet
took Jake’s temp, and he was running a fever. Poor baby.
The vet assistant weighed Jake; we were surprised to see him down two pounds in two weeks. He's a small dog, and now weighs just over 14 pounds. The vet then had her assistant hold Jake while they
took blood out. I stayed by his face, rubbing his little cheeks and looking
into his eyes. He remained calm. Getting the blood was much easier than taking
the rectal temperature, he sure flinched for that.
“Jake’s cough is back, I noticed it yesterday,” I told the
vet. “And he coughed this morning, too,” I continued. The vet started asking me
all kinds of questions about the puke, the coughs, what times, how much, etc.
And I asked that if Jake needed medicine again, which he did, that she please
not give us the liver flavored tabs. I couldn’t take that again, plus, all the
treats Jake got might have brought on pancreatitis, and makes me feel worse that
my giving him those medicine tabs in different foods might have triggered
another illness.
I was really happy when the vet offered us liquid meds! She
sent us on our way, and said she’ll call on Monday with the results. Oh, I hope
my boy is okay. The vet also gave us
some tablets to give ½ at bedtime for Jake, to ward off any stomach upsets.
They are really tiny, too, so Jake too the piece of pill in a small bit of ham.
Yes, that’s the only treat he got.
He was so glad to be home from the vet, and he showed Lucy
his blue armband, back from the ordeal. Lucy sniffed him all over, and noticing
the “vet smell,” seemed forgiving that she was not invited to go with us. And Jake, well, poor boy, he took his liquid meds easily
then he lay down for a nice nap in the sunbeam streaming through the kitchen
window; home sweet home, warm and safe in a sunbeam, resting and healing up. Ah, sweet nap.
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