Hey all,
I have a chinchilla Dory who has a history of dental problems. She hasn't been eating right for over a month now.
She has been to the vet three times, and has gone under anesthesia for some dental surgery. For two weeks she was on antibiotics, and for one she was on painkillers. It has been three weeks now since she had her dental surgery, and she has already had a follow up visit because she wasn't eating.
I would really love some advice since the vet checked her teeth and seemed to be at a loss for why she hasn't been eating.
She is still on critical care and seems to be going up in weight, but she is still half chewing her pellets.
I would love some advice, I don't know whether to take her back to the vet who did her teeth, since we have already seen her so many times, or to try and find a new one.
The vet who has previously done her teeth in the past is no longer at the practice, and this has been a new experience for us.
I have a chinchilla Dory who has a history of dental problems. She hasn't been eating right for over a month now.
She has been to the vet three times, and has gone under anesthesia for some dental surgery. For two weeks she was on antibiotics, and for one she was on painkillers. It has been three weeks now since she had her dental surgery, and she has already had a follow up visit because she wasn't eating.
I would really love some advice since the vet checked her teeth and seemed to be at a loss for why she hasn't been eating.
She is still on critical care and seems to be going up in weight, but she is still half chewing her pellets.
I would love some advice, I don't know whether to take her back to the vet who did her teeth, since we have already seen her so many times, or to try and find a new one.
The vet who has previously done her teeth in the past is no longer at the practice, and this has been a new experience for us.
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