My 12 month old maltipo got spayed 6 days ago and was prescribed oain and antibiotic medication. However, I noticed that after the first 24 hours she’s not eating well and she seems tired/sad all the time. She’s drinking water but doesn’t want her dry dog food so I started feeding her wet food. She eats it ok but not like she used to eat before the surgery. She has always been a happy, hyperactive puppy and swing her like this worries me. What could it be? Her wound is dry and send to be healing fine.

She has parvo. I have been treating her at home. I think she is hypoglycemic because her head is starting to shake. Is there anyway I can treat her at home?

I brought home a 1.4lb 9 week Pomeranian Puppy. For the first 36 hours she was a completely normal puppy- her poop was a bit runny- but good energy levels, eating and drinking on own. By the end of her second day, she wasn’t too interested in eating and threw up a little that night. We woke up with her at 3am and she threw up again. By 6am, she was very disoriented (no seizures, just wobbly), so we rushed her to the emergency vet. Blood sugar was at 30. After getting her levels up (we already had an appointment T our regular vet) and we took her straight to normal vet and they ruled out Parvo but found hookworms. We stayed at the vet all day because she was still not eating or drinking on her own and to monitor blood sugar. We went home that night and for 2 days were up for 48 straight hours with her feeding her 2-3ml of a high caloric diet through syringe- every hour (she wouldn’t eat on own), some water and some nutrical as needed. We went back to the vet and her blood sugar was still so low it wouldn’t even register on machine. The breeder thought she could get her levels up- but is still having a hard time getting her back to “normal”. Could this just be a case of hypoglycemia that she will overcome in a few days, or does it sound like a larger problem?

Hypoglycaemia in Bearded collie/ greyhound. My bitch is 2.5 years old. She started having witnessed seizures about 2 months ago ( seeing her reaction I think she had, had them before and I just saw her post seizure). She was diagnosed with hypoglycaemia. She is a poor eater, always has been. I feed her 3 times a day and give her high calorie gel 3 times a day. She is fit and healthy with glossy coat. Today was hot and she is in season, she ate well, but seemed terribly hungry this evening. I should have given her the gel but I thought she is eating so well it would be okay. She then had a seizure. I give corn syrup on gums and she comes round almost at once, but is ataxic and seems to not see too well for a while afterwards. I also cool her off with wet towels as the muscle spasms make her hot. I keep her on a lead during this time. She is in season at the moment and has had 3 seizures since it started. I know hormone imbalances can cause hypoglycaemia so I was wondering if I get her spayed is she likely to be cured of the hypoglycaemia?

I'm currently struggling to keep a 2 week old jack Russell pup alive. He does fine during the day with bottle feeding(mom was not producing milk). He eats every 2 hours about 1/2 an ounce I make sure his belly is full. Then when 6 o'clock feeding hit hes lethargic, weak and wont eat even with a syringe he closes his mouth and pushes it out wont swallow. I have him in a puppy warmer and I gave him .5 of nutracal. I lost one puppy yesterday vet said fading puppy syndrome but sugar was low. Anyone have any ideas?

Yesterday my 7yo Lab/Retriever mix had a small seizure after waking up in the morning. She was just snapping her jaws, then went outside and acted normal for the rest of the day until about 4 pm when she had a grand Mal seizure. She acted funny after the seizure, she was running all over the house, not able to lie down, she was very hungry and thirsty. I called my vet and they simply said to give her small sips of water and a small amount to eat, but they couldn't get her in for at least 7 days. At 8:15 she had another Grand Mal seizure. I had been researching anything I could on line about seizures and came across an interesting bit of advice, the lady said that she gave her dogs a small amount of all natural Vanilla Hagen Daz ice cream to prevent seizures and I did the same. It has been 12 hours and my little girl hasn't had a seizure since. I am a disabled veteran, I have a couple of disorders that I rely on my dog to help me through. She isn't a certified service dog, but she sure knows when to cuddle up to me and give little kisses to help me through the rough times. I don't have the money for a huge vet bill, and the 3 vets I called said it would be expensive, but I can't lose my girl. So, I plan to make some dog biscuits today with peanut butter and honey, however I am not sure how many to give her per day, I don't want to make her diabetic or cause any other problems. Any and all advice will be greatly appreciated, god bless!