I took cassie this morning for her injections( 9 weeks) and now a few hours have gone past she is very quiet and i noticed there was a bit of blood in her poo... does anyone know what this might be? i have rang the vet and am just waiting for him to return the call as he wasnt available.
After all the traumour with Holly i cant deal with it if anything was wrong with the little one.. i`m praying that it is nothing serious, i`ll let you know the outcome..
A worried Lou.
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Lou,
I was just logging on to post a very similar thing when I read your post.
Paddy was ten weeks on Monday. We only brought him home Wednesday evening, and had a great first night with him. I was with him all day yesterday but he still seems reasonably independent, and quite confident.
A puppy trainer friend of mine warned that after his jabs, 6pm yesterday, he might be lethargic and not to worry. I asked the vet about it and he said puppies do react often, and often in different ways. With him being so new it is hard to see what is normal but he was really clingy and whiny last night, off his food, and getting him to sleep was v hard - hearing him whining, barking etc in his crate downstairs for about 90 mins just breaks my heart, but I know we'll stick to our guns.
This morning at 7 he was sound asleep and seemed absolutely fine, although he had been sick in one corner of his crate on the paper.
He's just had about 1.5 weetabix and skimmed milk and otherwise seems ok - still slightly whimpery but has just gone to sleep in his basket behind me here in my office.
I worry like hell about the little lad and although his poos look normal, I wonder how long he might take to get over the vax?
Just not sure if I'm doing something fundamentally wrong or whether he just feels a bit crappy, like humans sometimes do after a flu jab or something and you just want your own bed and a bit of love.
Would really welcome any words of wisdom from you experienced folk!
Karen
