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She has not gone potty, the only thing she chews are chewie sticks and she did have one the night before it started. The only thing is that the little dogs dont chew as aggressivly as big dogs. The big dogs will swallow chunks, but the little ones never have done that. the tummy is thin and flat/empty, not bloating at all. And when the other maltese has gas, it was bloated and hard. We figured it was gas, but took the chance in case it was something bad. Bunny's tummy is not making a sound, so i think its really empty.
if her tummy isnt making any sounds what so ever , you have a problem on your hands,, even when empty , ( as in no dinner or breakfast ) you should still here the gut making noise.
Iwould be very worried at this point. I am thinking a trip to the ER vet is in order, something may be very wrong.
Well, i have heard one or 2 tiny noises, but nothing like when she eats something (people food) that she shouldn't have. But i still agree that its time. I would never normally be up at 5-5:30 on a sunday (only day with no alarm clock) except i woke and was filled with worry because there had been no change. I think i will take her out now for the first trip out today and see how that goes and then decide. Thanks for the advice. Sometime you know what to do, but need someone's opinion that is not connected to the animal.
She has not gone potty, the only thing she chews are chewie sticks and she did have one the night before it started. The only thing is that the little dogs dont chew as aggressivly as big dogs. The big dogs will swallow chunks, but the little ones never have done that. the tummy is thin and flat/empty, not bloating at all. And when the other maltese has gas, it was bloated and hard. We figured it was gas, but took the chance in case it was something bad. Bunny's tummy is not making a sound, so i think its really empty.
if her tummy isnt making any sounds what so ever , you have a problem on your hands,, even when empty , ( as in no dinner or breakfast ) you should still here the gut making noise.
Iwould be very worried at this point. I am thinking a trip to the ER vet is in order, something may be very wrong.
Well, i have heard one or 2 tiny noises, but nothing like when she eats something (people food) that she shouldn't have. But i still agree that its time. I would never normally be up at 5-5:30 on a sunday (only day with no alarm clock) except i woke and was filled with worry because there had been no change. I think i will take her out now for the first trip out today and see how that goes and then decide. Thanks for the advice. Sometime you know what to do, but need someone's opinion that is not connected to the animal.
