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Hannah's ongoing UTI
is resistant to the baytril... but they know now finally what to put
her on. I have to go pick it up today... not sure what we will put her on but she has to take it for two weeks... at least we know what's going on and next time I'm going to stress we try the CHEAP MEDS first... Baytril is dang expensive. her PKB levels were not run so we have to do that again. her thyroid and sugar appear to be normal.... (good news for a change) |
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Nessa wrote:
is resistant to the baytril... but they know now finally what to put her on. I have to go pick it up today... not sure what we will put her on but she has to take it for two weeks... at least we know what's going on and next time I'm going to stress we try the CHEAP MEDS first... Baytril is dang expensive. her PKB levels were not run so we have to do that again. her thyroid and sugar appear to be normal.... (good news for a change) Is it definitely bacterial? (I'm quite sure I missed some posts on this) |
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On May 5, 1:37*pm, Tara Green wrote:
Nessa wrote: is resistant to the baytril... but they know now finally what to put her on. I have to go pick it up today... *not sure what we will put her on but she has to take it for two weeks... at least we know what's going on and next time I'm going to stress we try the CHEAP MEDS first... Baytril is dang expensive. her PKB levels were not run so we have to do that again. her thyroid and sugar appear to be normal.... *(good news for a change) Is it definitely bacterial? (I'm quite sure I missed some posts on this) they did a sterile culture (a needle in the bladder catch) and grew it for a week.... so i guess so. |
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Nessa wrote: at least we know what's going on and next time I'm going to stress we try the CHEAP MEDS first... Baytril is dang expensive. It is! I forget - is that the first thing the vet tried? The way it's usually worked with my dogs has been Cephalexin, then if that didn't work try Baytril, and if that didn't work culture the bacteria and do a sensitivity test. In the most recent case the vet suspected a bladder stone and did an x-ray before culture and sensitivity testing. But yeah, here they usually try the less expensive broad-spectrum antibiotic first. -- Melinda Shore - Software longa, hardware brevis - Prouder than ever to be a member of the reality-based community |
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On May 5, 1:53*pm, (Melinda Shore) wrote:
In article , Nessa wrote: at least we know what's going on and next time I'm going to stress we try the CHEAP MEDS first... Baytril is dang expensive. It is! *I forget - is that the first thing the vet tried? The way it's usually worked with my dogs has been Cephalexin, then if that didn't work try Baytril, and if that didn't work culture the bacteria and do a sensitivity test. *In the most recent case the vet suspected a bladder stone and did an x-ray before culture and sensitivity testing. *But yeah, here they usually try the less expensive broad-spectrum antibiotic first. -- * * *Melinda Shore - Software longa, hardware brevis - * * * Prouder than ever to be a member of the reality-based community this is the NEW vet and she wanted to try the Baytril first... she felt it was broad spectrum and would get it. and it did get MOST of it... she kept getting better. she's been off it it now since Sunday and so far she seems fine... but i'll be getting the other stuff today. 4 weeks of Baytril for Hannah is 126 dollars... |
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Nessa wrote:
On May 5, 1:53 pm, (Melinda Shore) wrote: In article , Nessa wrote: at least we know what's going on and next time I'm going to stress we try the CHEAP MEDS first... Baytril is dang expensive. It is! I forget - is that the first thing the vet tried? The way it's usually worked with my dogs has been Cephalexin, then if that didn't work try Baytril, and if that didn't work culture the bacteria and do a sensitivity test. In the most recent case the vet suspected a bladder stone and did an x-ray before culture and sensitivity testing. But yeah, here they usually try the less expensive broad-spectrum antibiotic first. -- Melinda Shore - Software longa, hardware brevis - Prouder than ever to be a member of the reality-based community this is the NEW vet and she wanted to try the Baytril first... she felt it was broad spectrum and would get it. and it did get MOST of it... she kept getting better. she's been off it it now since Sunday and so far she seems fine... but i'll be getting the other stuff today. 4 weeks of Baytril for Hannah is 126 dollars... Any ideas what's creating a ripe environment in her bladder for all the bacteria she's been growing? Did they tell you what it was? |
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On Tue, 05 May 2009 14:13:45 -0400, Tara Green
wrote: Nessa wrote: On May 5, 1:53 pm, (Melinda Shore) wrote: In article , Nessa wrote: at least we know what's going on and next time I'm going to stress we try the CHEAP MEDS first... Baytril is dang expensive. It is! I forget - is that the first thing the vet tried? The way it's usually worked with my dogs has been Cephalexin, then if that didn't work try Baytril, and if that didn't work culture the bacteria and do a sensitivity test. In the most recent case the vet suspected a bladder stone and did an x-ray before culture and sensitivity testing. But yeah, here they usually try the less expensive broad-spectrum antibiotic first. -- Melinda Shore - Software longa, hardware brevis - Prouder than ever to be a member of the reality-based community this is the NEW vet and she wanted to try the Baytril first... she felt it was broad spectrum and would get it. and it did get MOST of it... she kept getting better. she's been off it it now since Sunday and so far she seems fine... but i'll be getting the other stuff today. 4 weeks of Baytril for Hannah is 126 dollars... Any ideas what's creating a ripe environment in her bladder for all the bacteria she's been growing? Did they tell you what it was? no clue but I'll bet it has to do with how she plays with Harley.... and other changes include: hardwood mulch now instead of grass new food (Natural Balance Fish and Sweet Potato) the new PKB meds.... Nessa -- trying to be the best human she can, |
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