Vetalog Injection killed my dog??

Let me start by saying that the vet gave my puppy vetalog for
inflammation of her right ear after diagnosed with a yeast infection.
the same day the vet told me she should get some vaccines and or
booster shots. so not being a vet myself i thought he would do what is
best for my dog. afterall they should love animals, right? i didn't
realize the number of shots was at 6 not counting the Vetalog. she died
and as of right now the vet is saying she had an enlarged pacrease and
ulcers.

it was a yeast infection. why, how?

any help

it was a yeast infection!........ why, how, it does no add up is all i
meant. something had to have gone wrong for it to go this far

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fng62 wrote:
it was a yeast infection!........ why, how, it does no add up is all i
meant. something had to have gone wrong for it to go this far

It's really impossible for anybody here to know. Sometimes
yeast infections or other seemingly minor conditions are
actually the result of something far more serious that's
compromised the immune system. I'd definitely take any
concerns to the vet and ask a lot of questions.
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"fng62" wrote in message
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Let me start by saying that the vet gave my puppy vetalog for
inflammation of her right ear after diagnosed with a yeast infection.
the same day the vet told me she should get some vaccines and or
booster shots. so not being a vet myself i thought he would do what is
best for my dog. afterall they should love animals, right? i didn't
realize the number of shots was at 6 not counting the Vetalog. she died
and as of right now the vet is saying she had an enlarged pacrease and
ulcers.

..........I'm so sorry for your loss. I'm assuming they did a necropsy and
found the inflamed pancreas and ulcers? If she died within hours of the
vaccinations it might have been anaphylactic shock.

it was a yeast infection. why, how?

............Steroids aren't the answer for a yeast infection.

buglady
take out the dog before replying

the steroids were for the inflamation of her outer ear from her
scratching to try and be comfortable from the infection. but otherwise
you are right on, they did do the necropsy to find this and she gave up
10 days after the shot.

thank you for your comments. we simply are looking for answers we may
never get.

Josh