No, she doesn't get it. I can't give her any supplements that alter the ph
of her urine right now. She had a struvite stone before, and then, maybe from
making it too acidic, she got an ammonia urate stone, which is pretty rare, and
we are trying to manage her ph now that the stone was
are you giving her vitamin c? you know that that can cause diarrhea. in her present state, if you are giving it to her you might need to cut back? just at thought.
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She has had bad diarrhea. And she seem to be losing weight. Though in good spirits and eating and
No, she's acting pretty normal now. Her eyes are still dilated, but
hopefully they will go back to normal soon. She can see fine. She's eating,
drinking, and wants to know what the big deal is when she tries to jump up on
things and I grab her and lift her. If you ask her, she's just fine.
Yes, she did have a pain killer shot. Maybe that was it. She got
atropine, which is what they said dilated her eyes-- is that the pain killer or
something else?
Thanks,
Michelle
In a message dated 10/24/2005 10:15:58 P.M. Central Standard Time,
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Did they
Hi Michelle-
When I took two of my cats to be spayed about nine
years ago, I took them to a lot cost clinic. One of
the reasons it was low cost is because they don't keep
the animals overnight after their surgery. I took
them home and they were wide-eyed, pupils dilated, and
walking around the
Thanks. They used ISO gas. I think it might have been the painkiller
shot.
Michelle
In a message dated 10/24/2005 10:15:43 P.M. Central Standard Time,
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Michelle – did you
find out what they used as anesthesia? They must have not used ISO
gas. They might
: anesthesia question
Yes, she did have a pain killer shot. Maybe that was it. She got
atropine,
which is what they said dilated her eyes-- is that the pain killer
or
something else?
Thanks,
Michelle
In a message dated 10/24/2005 10:15:58 P.M. Central Standard Time,
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Very interesting! Well, that explains her eyes dilating!
Michelle
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I've
heard of atropine, but wasn't sure what it was for...did a quick Google
check, but couldn't quite deciper the
How is Lucy today?
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question-atropine's interesting history!
Very interesting! Well
Pretty normal, except for her eyes still being dilated. She is sleeping a
lot now. Which is understandable, since she had major surgery yesterday and then
hardly slept afterwards or during the night due to her obsession with the
invisible wall mice (amusingly, at one point I actually heard
Does she see have fever by any chance, do
you know?
What was the surgery about?
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question-atropine's
I have not taken her temp, and she does not feel overly warm. She is eating
and drinking well. She has diarrhea though.
The surgery was to remove a very large bladder stone which did not dissolve
from the S/D diet and so is probably oxylate ( they are having it analyzed to
tell for sure).
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Subject: Re: anesthesia
question-atropine's interesting history!
I have not taken her temp, and she does
not feel overly warm. She is eating and drinking well. She has diarrhea though.
The surgery was to remove a very large
bladder stone which did not dissolve from the S/D
atropine dries the mouth and other secretions. I'm really not sure about
the painkiller part--bet against it though.
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Subject: Re: anesthesia question-atropine's
Good to hear surgery went well! Keep us posted on how she feels.
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Pretty normal, except for her eyes still being dilated. She is
sleeping a
lot now. Which is understandable, since she had major surgery
yesterday and then
hardly slept afterwards or
Did they administer any kind of pain killer? Our Pips had a slightly
similar reaction after his pain killer injection...dilated pupils,
and just generally rolling around obsessively...I could tell the pain
killer was good stuff... :)
But
I would allow her water and maybe a very small amount of food and just keep an eye on her - it's probably just the drugs - Smoky and Bandit were a bit odd when I brought them home after their snipping. Fortunately, they slept it off for the most part. I don't remember how old Lucy is, but you know
Michelle did you find out what
they used as anesthesia? They must have not used ISO gas. They might have
used kedamin or the other kind (now cant remember the name!)
they are injectable and will cause the very symptoms you described, if
especially if they overdose it (its very sensitive
What's going on with Lucy? Is she still acting weird?
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Lucy had her surgery at about 12:30 today and came home at 2.
Since that time (4 hours now), she has been wandering around in the
room I have her shut in, staring eagerly at the walls and behind the
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