Hello,
Oh poor Finster! When are you gettting in to the emergency vet? I agree, it will be expensive for sure. Have you been able to get an appointment with your regular vet, for Tuesday of this next week?
I think that since there is some smell, that usually will indicate some type of infection. Do you think that he broke or injured his tail?
Can he feel anything in his tail, that you can determine? If the lower portion has lost circulation, it will most likely need to be amputated slightly above the break. I hate to see that, but perhaps they can tell exactly where the injury point is via x-ray & how far the infection has traveled to help pinpoint the amputation. Maybe not as much of the tail will have to be amputated.
How is he feeling? Be sure that there aren't any insects in his tank when you put on the raw honey on his tail. Keep him a little warmer in his tank to help boost his immune system.
Let us know how he is doing.
Tracie
Oh poor Finster! When are you gettting in to the emergency vet? I agree, it will be expensive for sure. Have you been able to get an appointment with your regular vet, for Tuesday of this next week?
I think that since there is some smell, that usually will indicate some type of infection. Do you think that he broke or injured his tail?
Can he feel anything in his tail, that you can determine? If the lower portion has lost circulation, it will most likely need to be amputated slightly above the break. I hate to see that, but perhaps they can tell exactly where the injury point is via x-ray & how far the infection has traveled to help pinpoint the amputation. Maybe not as much of the tail will have to be amputated.
How is he feeling? Be sure that there aren't any insects in his tank when you put on the raw honey on his tail. Keep him a little warmer in his tank to help boost his immune system.
Let us know how he is doing.
Tracie