Saturday morning, he loaded her up in the trailer and off they went to Lynden (about 35 miles) to the V.E.T. - they did tests, did an ultrasound, gave her IV fluids (she was dehydrated) and changed her medicine, including some pain meds. This a.m. was three days and things had not appreciably changed! So off they went to Lynden this a.m. (Remember that we are leaving Thursday for the Black Sheep Gathering in Eugene, Oregon, so we kind of had to get this resolved!)
Well, today, they did more tests, and finally decided that she had passed a kidney stone. Ouch - no wonder she was grinding her teeth! The V.E.T. said she could go a couple of days between shots now since the blockage seems to have passed, so we are OK and our poor house/farm sitter will only have to deal with Neelix's medicine. We're keeping our fingers crossed.
3 comments:
I had no idea that sheep had kidney stones. I know what Ian when through when he passed one. GMG!
Sending good thoughts that all your critters feel better (and that Neelix swallow his pills!).
Wishing you a smooth and safe journey to Black Sheep, and eagerly anticipating a report! :-)
I will keep good thoughts headed towards your place for not only Jewell, but everyone while you're gone.
Have a wonderful trip!
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