dspch911
Senior Member
He's in hospital in an incubator, he will get infusion 3 times a day and he will get Galastop to treat the tumor. He won't get home until he can walk and eat at least liquid food.
:joy:
He's in good hands now, this vet really really knows what she's doing. She talked about the rats she treated and there were some who lived more than 1,5 years after the diagnosis. She owned some rats with PT too and they all lived at least half a year with PT and this medicine.
:toothy1: I'm so happy now. (and tired.. I was up all :sleepy
That's great I hope your rattie improves and the treatment works. Sorry you have to go through PT. Its suppose to be more common in girls, but I'm on my second boy with it and apparently its heritary cause my boy now is the son of my first PT boy... I'm glad you got him in for treatment so quickly. Best of luck and keep us posted.