They’ve given her gabapentin and buponorphine. She was already taking metacam. She’s got hip dysplasia so they clearly think it’s that. But they can’t just expect her to be in pain for two weeks. She’s not sleeping
She’s in pain and I don’t know what to do. The vets can’t X-ray her until the 11th April. She’s just laying around staring and not even sleeping. I’m crying my eyes out as I don’t know how to help her
My 16 yr old tux has hurt her back hip and/or back. It was a week ago. We’ve been to the vets twice and are waiting to book her in for an X-ray. She was given buponorphine but she has a strange reaction to it. She stops sleeping and paces the room. But it did seem to ease her pain. Gabapentin...
Oh she’s definitely getting pain relief. You can just tell she is. Her tail is back up, she’s interesting in food again yet. I did find it can make cats agitated so I think that’s what it’s doing
My poor baby has had a flare up of her arthritis and is on pain killers. Every single time she’s given them or gaberpentin by the vet they tell us she will be sleepy. But every single time she ends up restless, pacing the room back and forth with large pupils. Does anyone else’s cat do that? How...
She went back in at lunchtime. They sedated her to check her out. They found nothing wrong with her tummy or hips (like I thought) but found holes in two of her teeth and her thyroid area was a bit enlarged. She had a blood test and was put in a drip. She’s going in for more fluids tomorrow...
I’m going to call them again today and demand they actually examine her. She’s still pacing up and down with a really heavy plod in her step. The drugs should have warn off by now. This isn’t her normal tummy issues but they just won’t listen
They didn’t want to sedate her due to her age. They said that with the distress she was in, her blood pressure etc would be really high due to that. Even routine checks she has to have some gabapentin first as she isn’t good with vets. My husband and the nurse tried to restrain her. My husband...