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Thank you for your encouraging words!
He indeed had inspiratory Dyspnoe, with suspected aspiration Pneumonia, but also aerophagia.
He has gotten quite used to the dropper already, sometimes he tries to ''bite'' the glass dropper to stimulate flow, but he has also shown that he can suck it like a straw! very cute. I have ordered some other bottles and nipples, and I hope he will accept them as they are out of silocon, meaning he could ''bite'' on them.
He still cannot really gain weight, and the last 2 days he has had constipation.. He could eventually push his faeces out, but I can imagine it being quite painful. He still has a good appetite, and does not show signs of lethargy. He does sneeze relatively often, but I can only hope that it is the Hexasolvon doing its thing.
Tomorrow we will become more antibiotics, we should keep him on antibiotic-treatment for a week, said the vet.
We reside in Saxony at the moment.
He indeed had inspiratory Dyspnoe, with suspected aspiration Pneumonia, but also aerophagia.
He has gotten quite used to the dropper already, sometimes he tries to ''bite'' the glass dropper to stimulate flow, but he has also shown that he can suck it like a straw! very cute. I have ordered some other bottles and nipples, and I hope he will accept them as they are out of silocon, meaning he could ''bite'' on them.
He still cannot really gain weight, and the last 2 days he has had constipation.. He could eventually push his faeces out, but I can imagine it being quite painful. He still has a good appetite, and does not show signs of lethargy. He does sneeze relatively often, but I can only hope that it is the Hexasolvon doing its thing.
Tomorrow we will become more antibiotics, we should keep him on antibiotic-treatment for a week, said the vet.
We reside in Saxony at the moment.
