gentle giants wrote:
How about your wife, could/would she be able to do it?
MrsD is worse than me about needles...on either end of 'em. :nope:....can't blame her.
I think the best thing to do, would be to take her back to Dr C.
Especially if a sample needs to be sent to the lab.
He sent it out last time as a precaution, but felt that it would turn out ok....as it did.
The lump feels more solid now...not as fluid/squishy as it did last time.
She let's me check it now...as long as I don't try to hold/manipulate her to do so.
I think she understands, in a way, that I'm acting in her best interest.
If it's turned into an abscess, I'd prefer she be at the vet. They're an ultra-full service facility...24/7 care on site, complete surgery, pharmacy, laser, ultrasound, digital x-ray, shelter/adopt/foster, boarding, etc ...all-in-all a wonderful guy.
Chippy is okay...less active...drinking less and eating less. She's obviously more uncomfortable than usual, but so are all of the other buns.....I think its the heat.
They're also not overly impressed with the last batch of hay I got....."Push it into a pile in the corner and pee on it....he'll get the message. K!!!" :grumpy:
I also need to make sure I pay attention to all of the otherbuns.
It's easy to get wrapped up in the issues of onebun, and not notice anotherbun in trouble.