Layla
10-19-2022, 05:00 PM
Good Afternoon everyone.
I am helping a little baby to get stronger. I noticed she was doing a bubbly noise. I had sugar gliders before, so I first thought it was a happy noise, suggies do that same bubbly sound when happy.
I have been reading the forum for a few days and read a lot about "clicking" noise. This did not sound as clicking to me so I decided to look for what noises the squirrels make when happy, and I could not find anything about bubbly noise.
I was not able to open the video here to check the sound, but I found this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljcBeDifI40&ab_channel=GreySquirrel39 This little girl is doing the same noise just MUUUUUUUCH quiet, barely audible.
I was unsure if she was even making the noise, plus she has no other symptoms. She looks very good and moves around quite well when hungry. She eats very well. She takes about 6 to 7 mls of esbilac formula each feeding. (awaiting FV that will arrive tomorrow). Her suction is so good that sometimes she moves the syringe plunger by herself. Since I saw a post about how fast they can go down and the importance of catching them early if they have pneumonia, I decided to get my stethoscope and listened to her from the back. Sure enough, she is doing that sound with every little breath. Same as the video. It is not loud, but it is there, the same as I was barely hearing with my ears but much clear in the stethoscope.
I can't find a vet that would treat her where I live. I read other posts that human antibiotics could help and said to post here with all the specifications to see if someone can help.
Well, here I am.
I have in hand two pills of amoxicillin trihydrate 875mg.
The baby weights 117 grams (taken this morning before feeding)
I think the baby is 5 weeks old. I can feel her upper teeth like a sharp bump, so they have cut through the gum but are not long.
Her eyes are still closed.
Now, after two days of hydration and milk, she moves around very well when hungry or when my dog wakes her up barking (big dog, big bark). Otherwise, she sleeps a lot.
She can pee by herself but have not seen her poop (with or without stimulation) I did find only 2 poop pellets so far in these almost two days.
I am posting three pictures as a reference in case I am off with the age.
Would anyone be able to help me calculate how much antibiotic she needs? Furthermore, how to administer this to her since it is not in liquid form. Thank you!!
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I am helping a little baby to get stronger. I noticed she was doing a bubbly noise. I had sugar gliders before, so I first thought it was a happy noise, suggies do that same bubbly sound when happy.
I have been reading the forum for a few days and read a lot about "clicking" noise. This did not sound as clicking to me so I decided to look for what noises the squirrels make when happy, and I could not find anything about bubbly noise.
I was not able to open the video here to check the sound, but I found this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljcBeDifI40&ab_channel=GreySquirrel39 This little girl is doing the same noise just MUUUUUUUCH quiet, barely audible.
I was unsure if she was even making the noise, plus she has no other symptoms. She looks very good and moves around quite well when hungry. She eats very well. She takes about 6 to 7 mls of esbilac formula each feeding. (awaiting FV that will arrive tomorrow). Her suction is so good that sometimes she moves the syringe plunger by herself. Since I saw a post about how fast they can go down and the importance of catching them early if they have pneumonia, I decided to get my stethoscope and listened to her from the back. Sure enough, she is doing that sound with every little breath. Same as the video. It is not loud, but it is there, the same as I was barely hearing with my ears but much clear in the stethoscope.
I can't find a vet that would treat her where I live. I read other posts that human antibiotics could help and said to post here with all the specifications to see if someone can help.
Well, here I am.
I have in hand two pills of amoxicillin trihydrate 875mg.
The baby weights 117 grams (taken this morning before feeding)
I think the baby is 5 weeks old. I can feel her upper teeth like a sharp bump, so they have cut through the gum but are not long.
Her eyes are still closed.
Now, after two days of hydration and milk, she moves around very well when hungry or when my dog wakes her up barking (big dog, big bark). Otherwise, she sleeps a lot.
She can pee by herself but have not seen her poop (with or without stimulation) I did find only 2 poop pellets so far in these almost two days.
I am posting three pictures as a reference in case I am off with the age.
Would anyone be able to help me calculate how much antibiotic she needs? Furthermore, how to administer this to her since it is not in liquid form. Thank you!!
323412323413323414