Poorly dog

That sounds a bit worrying, David. Best to get the vet to check Lizzie out. Hope it turns out to be nothing too serious!

Fingers crossed that Lizzie's visit is OK David 

Aye, vet is best place for something like that DSB. Sometimes I think anal glands are usually at root of such problems ( if you will forgive the pun!) Hope things are quickly sorted for you.

Carol took her to the vet this afternoon, while I was at my 6 monthly out-patients appointment at the hospital.  She seems to think it is gastroenteritis with perhaps some sort of infection.  We have medicine and antibiotics.  She has to be starved for 24 hours and the small amounts of food three times a day.  If she's no better by Monday or if she's any worse, we have to take her back.

Fingers crossed for some improvement.

David 

Hope your dog makes a full recovery David - They are like one of the family. 

K 

Poor little thing, hope she picks up quickly DSB, all the best!

Animals and children are such a worry, we really are glutton for punishment 

best wishes for lizzies early return back to normal 

We'll keep our fingers crossed for you David.

Lady goes back to the vets to have her stitches removed tomorrow ( though I'm not quite sure where the stitches are - we had her spayed last week!). She's been on lead walks only for the past 8 days and she's just desperate to be off and running again! 

Thanks for the comments folks - and hope all goes well with Lady, Moulsey.

You are right about animals being such a worry, Ruby.  They certainly are part of the family, but one of the biggest concerns is that they just can't tell us exactly what the matter is.

Lizzie seems a little brighter this evening.  She wants food, but that's a no-no at the moment.  No walkies either, according to the vet.

David 

Fingers and everything else crossed for Lizzie. Let's hope she mprovs over the next few days. Time rags when you are waiting. We will be thinking of you all.

Andrea Kerry and Scooby