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Silicon is neutral. Watch for normal bowel movements, straining, loss of appetite, and I would call your vet on Monday. S/he might suggest a mild stool softener like fiber to keep things moving....?
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Hi Stephen, oh ok
so it's not poisons to her? ..Thank goodness..
She went this morning , appetite seems fine, but isi't as hypo as she normally is , i'll keep a close eye on her..
She had a fiber type thing when she first came to us ... she was only 6 weeks and was hand reared (she had been dumped with her two brothers, no mum
Had lots of tummy troubles )
I'll give the vets a ring and pick some -up ...
Plus @ 8-10 weeks had to have an op as she ate some ribbon/string (still paying of the vet bill )
I worry so much about her , she is my baby...
Thank you you have put my mind at ease a bit..
so it's not poisons to her? ..Thank goodness..
She went this morning , appetite seems fine, but isi't as hypo as she normally is , i'll keep a close eye on her..
She had a fiber type thing when she first came to us ... she was only 6 weeks and was hand reared (she had been dumped with her two brothers, no mum
Had lots of tummy troubles )
I'll give the vets a ring and pick some -up ...
Plus @ 8-10 weeks had to have an op as she ate some ribbon/string (still paying of the vet bill )
I worry so much about her , she is my baby...
Thank you you have put my mind at ease a bit..
OK i'm glad you feel better and that's great that you will contact your vet. No advice by anyone here should be a substitute for professional veterinary advice.
