plumpuff
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- Joined
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- Joined
- Mar 15, 2012
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Cookie apparently has cervical lymphadenitis. The lymph nodes in her neck are HUGE -- you can see them easily just by looking at her.
The vet said that if she needs it, the nodes will be surgically lanced. Right now a sample of some sort of "solid cheesy substance" taken from one of the nodes is being sent for a culture. But right now she's on antibiotics. She's refused baytril in the past (we mixed it with carrot juice and syringe-fed it to her but she started spitting it out and biting us) so she's been given albon suspension... which she takes to only slightly better.
I'm just wondering, is this medicine any good? Is it effective?
The vet said that if she needs it, the nodes will be surgically lanced. Right now a sample of some sort of "solid cheesy substance" taken from one of the nodes is being sent for a culture. But right now she's on antibiotics. She's refused baytril in the past (we mixed it with carrot juice and syringe-fed it to her but she started spitting it out and biting us) so she's been given albon suspension... which she takes to only slightly better.
I'm just wondering, is this medicine any good? Is it effective?