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My dgo can not move!
This morning i woke up and my 1 year old boxer could not move and was breathing heavily , took him to vet blood test came up negative they sent him home, he still can not move at all hes eating very little and i have to help him drink water he seems to be in pain , the vet said give him a couple days to see if he pulls through, any other suggestions i would greatly appreciate
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All the vet did was a blood test? What about any x-rays? How did the physical exam go? Did the vet mention pain meds at all? I dunno, I might wanna take my dog to a different vet for another opinion if all this one could come up with was to "see if he pulls through".
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I'd be looking for a second opinion asap...
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A second, third, or fourth opinion is needed, as many until you get an answer. This should not happen in a young dog.
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he might have a blockage. did he ingest something? Or maybe bloat. I agree take him to another vet asap. You can't wait on stuff like this. good luck. PLS keep us posted
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I hope you took everyone's suggestion that you get another opinion.
Hope your boy is okay and you give us an update. |
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