Utley
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- Jul 12, 2012
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- Bulldog(s) Names
- Utley and Bella
About a week ago our oldest EB, Utley, who is 2 1/2 years, started acting goofy like it was play time. He calmed down until the morning. He didn't want to eat and it turned out he had a huge hive on his back leg, it was almost the size of a golf ball. I took him to the vet right away. It turned out he was bit or stung by something. At this point he had hives all over, even one on the corner of his eye[emoji15][emoji21]. They gave him a steroid shot and kept him for the day. He came home that night[emoji16]. Since then at bed time he cries, a bulldog cry, not a cry cry. He won't go to sleep. He normally sleeps in bed with us. The little one is still in the crate. He just does the bulldog cry constant. We try ignoring him but that doesn't work. Giving him water, taking him outside to go potty, belly rubs. He only seems to calm down after we try everything. The past two nights the last attempt was to put the fan on. It is not hot at all. He is still on steroids. Not sure if the medicine is making him act different. But it is only at bedtime that he is acting different. Has anyone experienced anything like this before or have any ideas what it could be causing him to act like this?
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