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| | | From: LisaKisses (Original Message) | Sent: 6/16/2006 4:51 AM |
Hi Everyone! I have a one year old Shih Tzu named Kisses, and a few days ago I noticed that she had very swollen nipples and vulva, and was acting very differently. I was worried that she may be pregnant, and when I saw that she was lactating from her nipples I was convinced that there was something going on. My Financee and I brought her to the Vet where we were told that she is going through a "false Pregnancy". I have never heard of this before, but basically what the vet said was that she is going through the whole process expect for giving birth. She is very uncomfortable and I was wondering if anyone knew of anything that I could do to make her more confortable.. or to stop this process, as crazy as that sounds!! Thanks! |
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Oh man I wish I could help but alas I have no experience. I hope you find some help. Melanie & Missie |
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raspberry leaf tablets will help....she will probably do it again next time so get some down her as soon as she comes into season....even if you decide to mate her it will help with the whelping.... rose |
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. I took pippa to the vets coz she was off her food, being sick, scrapping & just not well in herself. The vet knew straight away that she was having a fantum pregnancy. She was producing milk & her milk glands was swollen & her nipples was huge. I felt embarraced coz I never gave it a thought *faulse pregnancy*
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