Guys please help

They may not have thought about using millophyline though, it would open up her airways. I know they commonly use it on cats, dogs and even hedgehogs If she has scarring in her nasal passages, then I would have thought opening up her airways would be a good idea. I wish I was a vet and could give you definite information

Oh hun I wish I could help but I wouldn't know where to start but plenty of vibes and prayers for Jack. I hope she pulls through this.

Sending tonnes of vibes for Jack xxx

Jack is 1.2kgs

Charlotte was musing over what could have started this off again. To be fair it could be any number of things or nothing at all. It could be that a cat or a fox got into the garden and scared her, or the fireworks that celebrate the end of Ramadan... either way it doesn't really matter does it

Thank you for all your vibes guys. Charlotte when you're next online please could you give us an update?

Sorry I missed this thread earlier. Mega vibes for Jack for a speedy recovery!! I'm sure she'll be fine

Hey guys, just got up to steam her again. She seems to perhaps be struggling a bit more.

I don't know wht has started this. I tought it might have been hay last time and took it out and after a long haul, she got better. However she was insisten on sitting in Bri's litter tray which is full of hay as like most men, he likes to contemplate on the privvy and does a lot of hay munching there. And she was fine. So with this cold snap I put some back in their bed compartment. Then this started. So I feel like that could have been a trigger, which would be my fault. The thing is I have blankets in the other part of their hutch and to be fair Jack did most of her sitting , there, with Charlie, they only seemed to wee in the bed compartment. So I feel like it is my fault either way.

I dont think it's your fault at all. Jack obviously has a chronic Respiratory Tract problem and will therefore be prone to a relapse at any time.
Could she now have a lower RTI too I wonder. This can also lead to a build up of fluid in her lungs, making breathing even more difficult. A heavy duty abx and a shot of diurteic might b helpful in such a case.
Whilst the steroid she had was necessary to tackle acute inflammation it could have impacted on her already frail Immune System so bacterial infection could potentially be exacerbated. Baytril alone may just not be enough at this stage.

So sorry to read of how poorly Jack is

She is eating some SS as we speak!!!!!!!!!

We are off to vets at 9 so wish me luck x

Awwww God love 'er! Come on wee Jack you can do this

Remember to ask about millophyline in case it's needed in future

I've just caught up with this - I'm really really sorry to hear Jack's so poorly.

I hope all goes well at the vet this morning - sending mega hugs and vibes xxx

good luck!

Good luck at the vets x

C'mon Jack!! Stop worrying your mummy and foster mummy so much!! Hope all went well at the vets.

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i wish all the luck to lil jack and i really hope she does win this battle which looking at her it doesnt look like she will lose this battle, if jack wants to fight she should be allowed to fight same as a human would be allowed to. if she is in pain or discomfort then consider putting her to sleep but at the moment i wouldnt, if it was my rafiki or my kovu i wouldnt put them to sleep while they were still lively and not in pain i really hope this messages help and im sending my love to you helen and to you charlotte bunny kisses from rafiki and kovu and all my love as well xx get better lil jack i know ya can do it babe