Ok, thank you so much. She did get about 10 mLs before I got nervous. So now just support her and keep her comfortable? Should I offer normal food or water or anything else? Here she is in our hospital. Her head is just upside down!
I think she should have food and water. I can't think of anything else, maybe electrolytes? Is there any way she can drink on her own? (or at least without the syringe?)Ok, thank you so much. She did get about 10 mLs before I got nervous. So now just support her and keep her comfortable? Should I offer normal food or water or anything else? Here she is in our hospital. Her head is just upside down!
Yes, she took some of the epsom mix by herself! Ok just regular pellets? I will have to get electrolytes tomorrow. Our tsc is closed already
hydration is definitely key during a flush, a simple electrolyte mix would be best right now to support her. just keep her comfy and relaxed and you will be giving her the best odds of recovery. do you know what kind of insecticide was used? best wishes to youOk, thank you so much. She did get about 10 mLs before I got nervous. So now just support her and keep her comfortable? Should I offer normal food or water or anything else? Here she is in our hospital. Her head is just upside down!
Ok, is there a diy recipe for electrolytes? Our tsc is closed. And my husband is trying to figure out what it was. It was from his dadhydration is definitely key during a flush, a simple electrolyte mix would be best right now to support her. just keep her comfy and relaxed and you will be giving her the best odds of recovery. do you know what kind of insecticide was used? best wishes to you
I would think whatever is easiest for her to eat. Maybe try wet mash if she can't eat pellets.
here's a simple diy electrolyte mix, additionally, is it possible for you to prepare a charcoal flush? this is anecdotal but i have seen very good outcomes in toxin poisonings with a charcoal flush as it directly binds to the toxins and deactivates them
Agreed!
