pitc9
06-20-2006, 07:52 AM
My friend bought a Serval kitten a few weeks ago and they had to rush him to the ER over the weekend because he started having seizures Saturday morning, they took him to their vet and she thought it was low blood sugar and gave them Clavamox. At that point he had only had 2 seizures, (that they knew of) and was still eating. Later on Saturday he had more seizures and then he went down hill from there (and of course the vet was closed by then). By this time he had an unsteady gait and was not eating. They called the Emergency animal clinic and asked if they would see a Serval kitten and they said yes. We went there and they said "Oh, that isn't a domestic..We’re not licensed to see wildlife". Idiots! So they sent them to a Hospital an hour away that has all state of the art equipment and 24hr. emergency, the best thing is that the hospital has direct access to the area's top exotic vets. So Raiju is being treated by the top Dr. of exotic animals in our area.
Right now it's just wait and see. They're not sure what caused the seizures. They're thinking trauma, congenital or something internal like parasitic, toxoplasmosis, bacterial, etc.
Please help me pray for baby Raiju.
*please note* Yes a Serval is a wild cat and I do not necessarily agree with the practice of domesticating wild animals for the purpose of having a them as a pet. But no matter, he's a living creature and needs PT's
prayers. :(
Right now it's just wait and see. They're not sure what caused the seizures. They're thinking trauma, congenital or something internal like parasitic, toxoplasmosis, bacterial, etc.
Please help me pray for baby Raiju.
*please note* Yes a Serval is a wild cat and I do not necessarily agree with the practice of domesticating wild animals for the purpose of having a them as a pet. But no matter, he's a living creature and needs PT's
prayers. :(