what is this?..

[simca357]

guys what is this? its spreading in its snout and when she opened her mouth, i saw puss.. i cleaned it.. i cant go to the vet now because of strom Hagupit.. and im from the Philippines... please take a look and atleast tell me what this is shes closing her eyes now..

under the puss, inside the mouth puss are in there..

HELP MEE

 

[sharp229]

It looks like a sinus infection. Since its in her mouth as well, and her eyes are significantly sunken, it appears very serious.

Do you know when this started? You would need antibiotic to treat an infection, so unfortunately unless you can get to the vet in time she may not make it.

Hopefully the storm will subside in time for you to get to the vet. I think the best you can do is keep her hydrated in the meantime. Maybe other members will have better advice.

 

[carol5208]

Some sort of abcess it looks like of the sinus. Veilds are prone to this it seems. Usually when there is bump on the bridge of the nose like that it will eventually start effecting their eyes. Unfortunately, it is not something to be treated at home. A vet will have to clean out the abcess and then prescribe the proper meds. If you don't get it taken care of she will just get worse.

 

[simca357]

Some sort of abcess it looks like of the sinus. Veilds are prone to this it seems. Usually when there is bump on the bridge of the nose like that it will eventually start effecting their eyes. Unfortunately, it is not something to be treated at home. A vet will have to clean out the abcess and then prescribe the proper meds. If you don't get it taken care of she will just get worse.

yes i am wating for the storm to pass... what can i do now?.. mist? hydrate her? she doesnt eat :/

 

[Carlton]

yes i am wating for the storm to pass... what can i do now?.. mist? hydrate her? she doesnt eat :/

Keep her hydrated. If she won't drink on her own you could try dripping warm water mixed with Pedialyte or some other rehydration product (even Gatorade) on her snout...hopefully she'll try licking it...temporarily until a vet can see her.