Re: Red Tail almost Seizuring
Man I'm sorry this is so bad for you. Is there any way she could have swallowed some bedding or something? A blockage is another possibility. I hope and pray it works out for you and her.
Re: Red Tail almost Seizuring
Pat , have you tried contacting your local MSPCA hospital ?
I'm not sure if you have one but here in boston they have a 24 hour emergency room and they treat all kinds of animals .It sure worth a try contacting them at least you can talk to a vet there, also contact your local zoo, and ask their vet , he may be willing to help when you explain the situation and offer a donation.
Re: Red Tail almost Seizuring
Hi Pat, sorry to hear about your situation. How are things looking at the moment?
Re: Red Tail almost Seizuring
ok, so she is at the vet right now
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ok, so she is at the vet right now
Glad to hear...please keep us posted!
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Well, she came out of surgery perfectly...now we play the waiting game to see what goes down.
thank you all for the quick advice and response
5 sutures later
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y81...-07_1610-1.jpg
Girlfriends camera phone sorry
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patthesnakeman
Well, she came out of surgery perfectly...now we play the waiting game to see what goes down.
thank you all for the quick advice and response
Was it just for the prolapse? Did they find out what's been wrong with her?
Re: Red Tail almost Seizuring
he seems to think thats what was causing the shaking, becuase he said that it was twisted so it was causing discomfort. hopefully, she will pull through.
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patthesnakeman
he seems to think thats what was causing the shaking, becuase he said that it was twisted so it was causing discomfort. hopefully, she will pull through.
good luck with her! let us know what happens
Re: Red Tail almost Seizuring
wow! I'm so glad you got her the treatment she needed, and I hope she rewards you with a long and happy (and uneventful!) life.
I'll keep my fingers crossed that she heals rapidly and completely.
good work getting her seen during the holidays! I can't imagine the stress of all that
