Mum2littleDaisy
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My little English bully has been suffering with a respiratory infection for approximately 5 weeks now, the first course of antibiotics had worked wonders, she was still a bit noisy so the vet gave an extra week of antibiotics. After that week she was seen by another vet in the same practice and she took Daisy off the antibiotics and said her stomach needed help, put her on omeprazole and bisolvon, which did nothing for poor Daisy. The week after she went to the vet again and seen the original vet who was not happy that Daisy had been taken off the antibiotics and her chest sounded awful. He gave a two week course of antibiotics, we went back today and he said her chest sounds like a mess, heās put her on stronger antibiotics for another two weeks. He also said she was struggling to breathe and gave her a steroid, the same type that are used on human patients for covid. She finished the last of her antibiotic tonight ready to start the others tomorrow morning. Tonight though she has tried to cough, started to wee and then went all ridged and fell, her back legs were too stand. I picked her up tipped her head down and gave 5 blows to her back between the shoulder blades and she began to wriggle then. I realised afterwards that she was still urinating while I was smacking her back. She went straight to sleep and sounds like she did before the choking incident.
We have spoken about whether itās cruel to keep her going and if she will ever recover. The vet seems to think she will get through it so fingers crossed.
We have spoken about whether itās cruel to keep her going and if she will ever recover. The vet seems to think she will get through it so fingers crossed.