Poor pup. I would certainly keep him away from other dogs from now on. It only takes a second for this sort of thing to happen. You could bring a puppy playpen with you or your parents can have one in their garage to set up when you are there. That way he can see everything and still be safe. I hope he feels better on the tramadol.

Poor little guy! I really hope that he's able to stay comfortable until he sees the specialist. Things happen so fast, and I'm sorry this has happened to both you and Plum.

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Poor baby! Erika, I feel for you. We want our chis to play with others and all get along, but unfortunately that isnt always how it works. When we went to visit my daughter 2 years ago, I had to keep Angel away from her chi. He did not like him (yes 2 males!) but Angel doesn't like other dogs or people! (sigh)

He gets along with our golden retreiver, but I get extremely anxious when they run in the yard. Susie is very good and stops and diverts away from him. It's tough, because I want them to run, but I don't want him getting hurt. So far, it's been good, but I know that one day, something is going to happen!! (ugh)

Fortunately, he will recover, but it doesn't lessen feeling badly about it! So chin up - he's a beautiful little boy!!

The swelling has gone down significantly on his eye. The pupil is very saturated with blood. Keeping up with the antibiotics and other medications. Any tips for his intestinal change? He is pretty uncomfortable! Thank you all for your kind words!


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Probiotics will help the digestive system. Pumpkin will also help.

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I hope Plum continues to show improvement. Good luck, I know this is heartbreaking as a Momma. Thoughts are with you for healing.

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