by Ben Doss | Nov 8, 2024
Visits are generally not recommended as they can excite the pet, potentially causing regurgitation and clinical deterioration. It’s best to follow your vet’s advice regarding visits to ensure the best care and recovery for your pet.
by Ben Doss | Nov 8, 2024
The cost can vary greatly depending on the level of care required. Your vet will provide an estimate for the optimal care of your pet and discuss any financial constraints to ensure the best possible outcome within your budget.
by Ben Doss | Nov 8, 2024
Most animals with uncomplicated tick paralysis recover fully. However, complications like aspiration pneumonia, upper airway obstruction, respiratory muscle paralysis, reactions to the tick anti-serum, or corneal ulcers can occur, potentially leading to...
by Ben Doss | Nov 8, 2024
The duration of hospital stay can vary widely depending on the severity of the paralysis, with uncomplicated cases typically being discharged within 1-5 days. However, the recovery time may be longer for more severe cases due to the persistence of bound toxin, which...
by Ben Doss | Nov 8, 2024
Ongoing care can vary but often includes 24-hour ICU monitoring, IV fluids for hydration and electrolyte balance, sedation, anti-nausea injections, anti-acid medications, IV antibiotics for secondary conditions like pneumonia, blood tests, eye lubrication, manual...
