Two mornings ago, after his normal breakfast, Redford started behaving strangely quiet. He zoomed just one circle around the garden and then just got himself up against the wall in the corner. I had really busy day so I thought he was just scared since neighbors dog was passing by (cos that has been known to happen) so I got him inside, he looked around a bit and went to his cage and just sit there. I started being worried since he wasn’t interested in going out at all. He did eat but something was off so I rushed him to the vet and his tummy was blotted and his glens where swollen too but luckily since we got there in time his temperature was ok.
Vet said it looks like he eat something bad, and since we hadn’t changed anything in his diet it could be that he got something in the garden since people tend to throw things from balconies. So naturally it got me so angry I can’t explain.
He gave him some vitamins and antibiotic shots, and feed him something for his tummy. He also gave me that med. to take home and I gave him two more doses on 4h.
When we got home, he eat ok but didn’t won’t to tuch his hey unless I was giving him from my hand. So I was fiding him one strow at the time. But then he couldnt poop for 2h. And at that point he was even more swollen and at one point he just startet swaying and it looked like he couldn’t even get a breath.
I didn’t know what to do anymore, and by that time it was after midnight and vet was closed. I just lied there beside him, pet him and tried to massage his stomach so it would work. I could cry. Luckily after a while he got up to his litter and finally got things done. I cant explain the relief I felt. He even flopped after that.
Now he is on a antibiotics therapy but he started running around again (though I’m not letting him out for some time). He’s even interested in making mess again and I couldn’t be more happier, also eating good and pooping.
I’m so sorry to bother you with the whole story (with my bad English) I just had to share it with someone who could understand.