BrandyJo
03-09-05, 07:38 PM 03-09-05
Okay, this'll be my 4th thread today.... but I had the day off of work, and I'm on spring break....So, I have nothing better to do.
However, this is a more serious post. I've been playing with my babies a lot day. I was out shopping for a few hours, then watched Tv for a while, so there was about a 5-6 hour period when I didn't play with them. However, when I just did start playing with them again, I noticed one of my very favorites (Heart) has a nasty RI. None of the other pups seem to have it, but hers is really bad. I didn't notice it at all when I played with them earlier, and now the clicking can be heard just standing near the tank.
I put an ornacycline tab in the water bottle, but I'm still really concerned. She's still running around playing, so I suppose mshe's not knocking on death's door, but still... she's one of the sweetest out of the litter and I'll be heartbroken if she doesn't make it. Is there anything else I can do, aside from the ornacycline? Or is it out of my hands?
However, this is a more serious post. I've been playing with my babies a lot day. I was out shopping for a few hours, then watched Tv for a while, so there was about a 5-6 hour period when I didn't play with them. However, when I just did start playing with them again, I noticed one of my very favorites (Heart) has a nasty RI. None of the other pups seem to have it, but hers is really bad. I didn't notice it at all when I played with them earlier, and now the clicking can be heard just standing near the tank.
I put an ornacycline tab in the water bottle, but I'm still really concerned. She's still running around playing, so I suppose mshe's not knocking on death's door, but still... she's one of the sweetest out of the litter and I'll be heartbroken if she doesn't make it. Is there anything else I can do, aside from the ornacycline? Or is it out of my hands?