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virgo062
10-18-2010, 07:48 PM
About this one...This is Big G I don't know if you can tell from the pic but his belly is huge. he pees and poops just fine but he's not eating as much as before...Only 1.5-2cc's. Big G is always the first one out at feeding but now I have to wake him up to feed him...I don't know what but something is not right :thinking
Nancy in New York
10-18-2010, 07:55 PM
About this one...This is Big G I don't know if you can tell from the pic but his belly is huge. he pees and poops just fine but he's not eating as much as before...Only 1.5-2cc's. Big G is always the first one out at feeding but now I have to wake him up to feed him...I don't know what but something is not right :thinking
Do you have a weight on him? Is his tummy hard? I wonder if he has gas, maybe from the formula? Do you have infant gas X?
virgo062
10-18-2010, 07:59 PM
He weighs 74grams that's 19 grams more than last week...his belly does not seem hard at all
Jackie in Tampa
10-18-2010, 08:01 PM
any change in breathing pattern? any clicking?
he is a cutie!
Kelly Brady
10-18-2010, 08:02 PM
Big G is adorable:grouphug
virgo062
10-18-2010, 08:03 PM
His breathing is fine...No clicking. He is a little "jerky" while he's eating. His eathing pattern has changed he usually just lays there with a firm lock on the nipple and now he's thrashing his head back and forth. His belly protrudes on each side
virgo062
10-18-2010, 08:12 PM
I'm going to try the gas x....Can't hurt:shakehead
Nancy in New York
10-18-2010, 08:52 PM
I'm going to try the gas x....Can't hurt:shakehead
I know that you have both the FV and the Esbilac...which one is he eating?:dono
virgo062
10-18-2010, 08:55 PM
I know that you have both the FV and the Esbilac...which one is he eating?:dono
He only eats FV I've not used Esbilac at all on these babies.
virgo062
10-18-2010, 08:59 PM
Hopefully the the tests results will be in soon and may shed some light on the problem...If there even is one. you know how I worry:(
mpetys
10-18-2010, 09:01 PM
Hopefully the the tests results will be in soon and may shed some light on the problem...If there even is one. you know how I worry:(
Hi virgo,
I'm just getting caught up on some threads. What kind of tests did you have done? Is there another thread on this baby?
Michele
Baby Squirrel Lover
10-18-2010, 09:03 PM
Big G is so Cute! I hope hes OK!:)
pappy1264
10-18-2010, 09:05 PM
I hope he is ok. That is how Sebastian and the rest looked right before the diarrhea (and coccidia) started. I thought he started to bloat (and I guess to some degree he was). How is his poop, any changes?
Nancy in New York
10-18-2010, 09:25 PM
Hopefully the the tests results will be in soon and may shed some light on the problem...If there even is one. you know how I worry:(
I know you worry...you are a good mama...:Love_Icon :grouphug :Love_Icon
virgo062
10-18-2010, 09:38 PM
Hi Michele...I took him to the Vet because I suspected Giardia or Coccida because he had stinky poop...The Vet thought he saw Baylisascaris which is called the "deadly worm" it's a roundworm infection from Raccoons. He sent a sample to The University of Tennessee for a clarification.
Pappy...His stools go from good to bad. At the 3:00 feeding they were runny but at 7:00 they were firm:dono His poop does not stink anymore and I did give him a shot of Baytril. Now let's think about this...he started on the 32/40 Fv Formula which is up to 4 weeks. I just started them on the 20/50 which is for over 4 weeks. The 20/50 has 10% more fat and 12% less proteinI need all my nutrition peeps to help me on this one
mugzeezma
10-18-2010, 10:08 PM
Hi Michele...I took him to the Vet because I suspected Giardia or Coccida because he had stinky poop...The Vet thought he saw Baylisascaris which is called the "deadly worm" it's a roundworm infection from Raccoons. He sent a sample to The University of Tennessee for a clarification.
Pappy...His stools go from good to bad. At the 3:00 feeding they were runny but at 7:00 they were firm:dono His poop does not stink anymore and I did give him a shot of Baytril. Now let's think about this...he started on the 32/40 Fv Formula which is up to 4 weeks. I just started them on the 20/50 which is for over 4 weeks. The 20/50 has 10% more fat and 12% less proteinI need all my nutrition peeps to help me on this one
I added Ultra Boost to the 32/40 to pick up the fat. Mine got thin on the 20/50.
I would do 1 pedialyte feeding and then resume. Sounds like he's simply full!
Let's hope and pray it's not baylisascaris, Raccoon Roundworm. No treatment for that once the adults start traveling. I don't know that stinky poo is is a sign of baylis so much as neurological disorders are....:dono
My vote is for the C or the G
virgo062
10-20-2010, 09:05 AM
Rick said Big G had blood in his mouth this morning....Where are those test results!!!!!! Hurry and and wait:soapbox
Jackie in Tampa
10-20-2010, 09:55 AM
diarreha always accompanies cocchidia...always...in my experience.
giardia is always stinky...IME
blood in mouth can be from teething {hopefully} or sucking the nipple too hard and creating a HICKY effect...ok too...
otherwise I have no clue what blood in the mouth would be...:thinking
love to have new pics of BigG!:Love_Icon
sending good vibes:grouphug
keeping my fingers crossed on Big G, sure hope is nothing serious.:grouphug
mugzeezma
10-20-2010, 10:24 AM
Rick said Big G had blood in his mouth this morning....Where are those test results!!!!!! Hurry and and wait:soapbox
Blood in the mouth is common in suckling teething babies. Don't it throw you.
If test comes back negative, redo in 7-14 days. Oocytes and larvae aren't always being shed in the feces. Gotta catch them in the cycle.
pappy1264
10-20-2010, 10:32 AM
When my guys went through coccidia, it was the same way, really bad, firm up a bit, then back to the nasty stuff....it was infuriating, to say the least! I treated them for three weeks. And Sebastian...omg, the amount of blood that came from his mouth...I was sure he would need a transfusion! No kidding....it was ALOT! Praying hard this is something fixable!
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