So to start on a positive note, the vet that I saw was phenomenal. She has a love for rats and is really knowledgeable about them.
She was pretty concerned about Lulu's condition when she came in. She doesn't think it's anything to do with dental, as the swelling is now on both sides of her face and all around her head. She believes it's an infection of some sort and gave her an antibiotic injection that is good for 24 hours. However, she said the next 12 will be the most crucial, but hopefully I should start seeing improvement within 6 to 8 hours. I'm supposed to call her back around 1:00 or 2:00 today to tell her how she's doing and we'll go from there. She also gave her a fluid injection since she's pretty dehydrated.
She also said if Lulu had been older, she would've suggested euthanasia. But since she's not even a year old yet, she believes there's still a good chance for her to recover.
I really want to keep her with me, but I think it's better if she's with Yuna in a more familiar environment (their cage).
*sigh* I hope my sweet one will pull through. :sad3:
She was pretty concerned about Lulu's condition when she came in. She doesn't think it's anything to do with dental, as the swelling is now on both sides of her face and all around her head. She believes it's an infection of some sort and gave her an antibiotic injection that is good for 24 hours. However, she said the next 12 will be the most crucial, but hopefully I should start seeing improvement within 6 to 8 hours. I'm supposed to call her back around 1:00 or 2:00 today to tell her how she's doing and we'll go from there. She also gave her a fluid injection since she's pretty dehydrated.
She also said if Lulu had been older, she would've suggested euthanasia. But since she's not even a year old yet, she believes there's still a good chance for her to recover.
I really want to keep her with me, but I think it's better if she's with Yuna in a more familiar environment (their cage).
*sigh* I hope my sweet one will pull through. :sad3: