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About Charlotte Sherrell, DVM
Expertise
General questions about the care and diseases of small animals and exotics;

Experience
I've been in the practice of veterinary medicine for ten years; Medical Director of Humane Society for nine years

Organizations
American Veterinary Medical Association
American Association of Feline Practioners
Association of Shelter Veterinarians

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B.S. Biology Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, Tuskegee University

 
   

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Ask the Veterinarian - Princess the Boston terrier


Expert: Charlotte Sherrell, DVM - 9/2/2008

Question
I have a 5month old Boston terrier who 2 weeks ago had a jelly like stool with blood in it I was stool there was nothing wrong. lat Monday she started vomiting and diarrhea would not eat or drink. Tuesday i gave her boiled rice and chicken she ate it fine. Wednesday she started again with the vomiting not eating etc. She has now been in the vets hospital since saturday on Iv fluid. He has taken x-ray stool sample her situation has not improved at all and he can't find whats wrong maybe he's missing something you might be able to help me . Other thing I might add that may help she is vaccinated she taked advantage multi every month however she has been to a park when i think she way have drank water from a puddle. Also i have realized in the past after urinating there is a little white that comes out but she licks it away. Thanks for your help

Answer
Tabatha -

Talk over your concerns with your veterinarian.  It sounds as if your vet has done all the necessary testing to treat your dog.  I cannot help with the diagnosis because I have not examined your pet.  


Puppies often eat things that are not good for them and can cause stomach upset.  Treating the symptoms is the proper treatment even if there is no diagnosis on the horizon.

Best Regards,

Charlotte Sherrell, DVM

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