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<blockquote data-quote="greatgerts" data-source="post: 1469998" data-attributes="member: 181"><p>For 3 weeks others on this board have said to get a vet to see her. Just having a conversation over the phone does not work, unless they have already seen the animal already. Your friend that you talked to at Orscheln's even said to get her to a vet. The longer you wait, the worse it can get if she keeps going back to being wobbly and not keeping her head up. I know you want to do everything to help her and not euthanize her, but you should really get someone to physically look at her. It doesn't matter if you haul her to someone, or they come to you. If anything, it will give piece of mind that things are ok. </p><p></p><p>Feel free to shoot me a pm if you'd like. I don't remember what part of the state you are in, but I may know of some that can help (some will even do payment plans if finances aren't there).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="greatgerts, post: 1469998, member: 181"] For 3 weeks others on this board have said to get a vet to see her. Just having a conversation over the phone does not work, unless they have already seen the animal already. Your friend that you talked to at Orscheln's even said to get her to a vet. The longer you wait, the worse it can get if she keeps going back to being wobbly and not keeping her head up. I know you want to do everything to help her and not euthanize her, but you should really get someone to physically look at her. It doesn't matter if you haul her to someone, or they come to you. If anything, it will give piece of mind that things are ok. Feel free to shoot me a pm if you'd like. I don't remember what part of the state you are in, but I may know of some that can help (some will even do payment plans if finances aren't there). [/QUOTE]
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