Otoniel
Apr 1, 2009, 08:55 AM
Our dog had a small about of vomiting (no blood) on Friday march 27. He threw up some bile and some foamy spit.
On the following Saturday he seemed really tired so we took him to the er vet where we asked him to be tested for parvo and he came up positive. By this time he had not vomited again and had only 1 instance of diarrhea. So on Monday we took him to his vet to be hospitalized but at this time he had not vomited again and he had not had any more bowel movements. He refused food and water. He has been at the vets for a couple of days now and has not vomited or had bowel movements and is very active (managed to rip his IV off and shred his medical records... twice!) So overall he has been ill for 5 days now but with hardly any vomit and diarrhea and the vets are talking about discharging him to us today.
Should we insist he remain at the vets? Is the worst over? His tests are coming up with good white cell counts and he did eat a small amount yesterday and drank on his own though he hasn't today. Any advice? He is not a puppy he's a full grown dog though albeit he is young (1 year and a month)
On the following Saturday he seemed really tired so we took him to the er vet where we asked him to be tested for parvo and he came up positive. By this time he had not vomited again and had only 1 instance of diarrhea. So on Monday we took him to his vet to be hospitalized but at this time he had not vomited again and he had not had any more bowel movements. He refused food and water. He has been at the vets for a couple of days now and has not vomited or had bowel movements and is very active (managed to rip his IV off and shred his medical records... twice!) So overall he has been ill for 5 days now but with hardly any vomit and diarrhea and the vets are talking about discharging him to us today.
Should we insist he remain at the vets? Is the worst over? His tests are coming up with good white cell counts and he did eat a small amount yesterday and drank on his own though he hasn't today. Any advice? He is not a puppy he's a full grown dog though albeit he is young (1 year and a month)