Fluid in tummy
Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2015 3:25 pm
Hi, I am posting to see if anyone else has had a similar situation with a loved furry friend.
My 8 year old neutered boy with no history of any health problems has over the last few weeks developed a larger than normal tummy. He was usually quite lean and fit looking. Blood tests show all to be normal, but brief scan shows pockets of fluid and abnormalities. He is otherwise bright, eating normally and still goes off on his daily rounds of the neighbourhood. He is not quite as active as he has been. He is due to get a more in depth scan next week. The vet took off a tiny bit of fluid to make sure it wasn't blood and it wasn't. As with all our furry friends, he is much loved, and I am very anxious about him. The vet cant at this stage identify where or what the abnormalities are and he is regularly wormed.
Any thoughts? Thank you for your time in looking at my post.
Amanda
My 8 year old neutered boy with no history of any health problems has over the last few weeks developed a larger than normal tummy. He was usually quite lean and fit looking. Blood tests show all to be normal, but brief scan shows pockets of fluid and abnormalities. He is otherwise bright, eating normally and still goes off on his daily rounds of the neighbourhood. He is not quite as active as he has been. He is due to get a more in depth scan next week. The vet took off a tiny bit of fluid to make sure it wasn't blood and it wasn't. As with all our furry friends, he is much loved, and I am very anxious about him. The vet cant at this stage identify where or what the abnormalities are and he is regularly wormed.
Any thoughts? Thank you for your time in looking at my post.
Amanda