Hola amigos amantes de las mascotas y animales 🐶🐶 un gusto saludar los por este medio. Hoy quiero hablarles sobre Mylo🐶
Como ha sido su evoluación y recuperacion hasta ahora?
Como recordaran hace poco publique un post sobre Mylo🐶, y gracias a muchos de ustedes logramos reunir el dinero para operarlo.
Sin embargo, si es primera vez que me lees, te pongo en contexto.
Mylo es un perrito que encontramos en la calle, recién atropellado, abandonado a su suerte,no lo podiamos dejar allí abandonado, así que lo llevamos a atención veterinaria inmediatamente, afortunadamente, no corria peligro su vida, el veterinario dijo que estaba bien, solo que su pata estaba fracturada, le dimos comida, y luego debíamos llevarlo al veterinario especialista en fractura, un traumatólogo de perros, allí lo vieron, le mandaron un Rx para su pata, llegando al diagnóstico de una fractura desplazada en su pata delantera izquierda,que no le permitía caminar con comodidad
Hicimos una rifa y también solicitamos colaboraciónes, mucha personas ayudaron y bueno así está Mylo hoy
Pues hace 15 días lo logramos operarlo, fue una operación larga,le colocaron seis tutores externos para fijar el hueso,si no estás familiarizado con el término te explico, son una especies de clavos, que van se fijan al hueso, y sobre salen para darle estabilidad al hueso y que así no lo mueva,de esta manera el hueso puede sanar.
El día que lo operaron duro como 5 horas la intervención, y cuando lo dieron de alta estába muy tocado por la anestesia, duro así hasta las 12 de la noche, mi esposa y yo estuvimos con el hasta que se recuperó y estaba más conciente.
Su recuperación después de intervención ha sido todo un éxito y muy satisfactoria, ya incluso logra apoyar la pata, pero no todo ha sido facil, ya que Mylo es de armas tomar.
Es súper difícil hacerles las curas, por nada del mundo se deja, apesar de se pequeño no se deja, se mueve mucho y nos cuesta, ya que no queremos que se haga daño.
El isabelino, o el collar para evitar que le lama la herida o se dañe el material, primero quedaba muy pequeño y no cumplía con toda su función, tuvimos que improvisar uno que hicimos con una placa de un Rx, para que fuera funcional sin embargo,se las arregló para lograr quitarse los puntos de su pata😱
Así que nos preocupamos muchos, podría dañarse el trabajo hecho, infectarse la herida,entre otras cosas otras cosas, que no lo benefician para nada.
Como estábamos cerca de su control post operatorio,decidimos esperar que el doctor lo viera.
Primera consulta Post cirugía
Esta semana fue su primer control, y bueno sentimos alivio ya que queríamos que el doctor le viera su pata, debido a que el tremendo se logró arrancar los puntos de la herida.
Durante la consulta estaba muy nerviosos, se asutaba y él sabía que lo iban a revisar antes de revisarlo, se escondía debajo de donde estaba, y tenía que jugar con el para calmarlo.
Mylo no se deja hacer las curas,y en la consulta fue la excepción, tuvimos que agarrarlo entre 4 para que el doctor pudiera hacer la cura.
Afortunadamente todo estaba muy buen apesar de lo desastroso que fue todo, lograron hacerle la cura, se está recuperando muy buen,en 10 días le toca su Rx control para ver si el hueso se está recuperando, y depende de eso se valora si al cumplir los 21 días le quitan los tutores.
Espero que su valoración salga muy bien para que puedan quitarle los tutores y así pueda correr y disfrutar como antes
Y así podamos llevarlo al parque a correr un rato
Hello friends pet and animal lovers 🐶🐶 a pleasure to greet you by this means. Today I want to talk to you about Mylo🐶
How has been his evolution and recovery so far.
As you may remember I recently published a post about Mylo, and thanks to many of you we managed to raise the money to operate him.
However, if this is the first time you read me, let me put it in context.
Mylo is a little dog that we found in the street, just run over, abandoned to his fate, we could not leave him there abandoned, so we took him to the vet immediately, fortunately, his life was not in danger, the vet said he was fine, just that his paw was fractured, We gave him food, and then we had to take him to the vet specialist in fracture, a dog traumatologist, there they saw him, they sent him an Rx for his paw, arriving to the diagnosis of a displaced fracture in his front paw, which did not allow him to walk comfortably.
We made a raffle and we also asked for help, many people helped and well, this is how Mylo is today.
Well, 15 days ago we managed to operate him, it was a long operation, they placed six external tutors to fix the bone, if you are not familiar with the term I will explain, they are a species of nails, that are fixed to the bone, and they come out to give stability to the bone so that they do not move it, in this way the bone can heal.
The day he was operated on, the intervention lasted about 5 hours, and when they did not give them he was very touched by the anesthesia, it lasted until 12 o'clock at night, my wife and I were with him until he recovered and was more conscious.
His recovery after the intervention has been a success and very satisfactory, he can even support his paw, but not everything has been easy, because Mylo is a tough guy.
It is very difficult to cure him, he won't let us do it, even though he is small he doesn't let us do it, he moves a lot and it's hard for us because we don't want him to hurt himself.
The Elizabethan, or the collar to prevent him from licking the wound or damaging the material, first it was too small and did not fulfill all its function, we had to improvise one that we made with a plate of an Rx, to make it functional, however, he managed to get the stitches out of his paw😱.
So we were worried a lot, it could damage the work done, infect him, many things.
As we were close to his post op control waiting high for the doctor to see him.
First Post Surgery Consultation
This week was his first check up, and well we were relieved because we wanted the doctor to see his paw, since he managed to tear the stitches out of the wound.
During the consultation he was very nervous, he was getting scared and he knew he was going to be checked before they checked him, he would hide under where he was, and I had to play with him to calm him down.
Mylo doesn't allow himself to be treated, and the surgery was no exception, we had to hold him between 4 of us so that the doctor could do the treatment.
Fortunately everything was very good in spite of the disastrous thing that happened, they were able to make the cure, he is recovering very well, in 10 days he will have his Rx control to see if the bone is recovering, and depending on that it will be evaluated if after 21 days the tutors will be removed.
I hope that his evaluation goes very well so that they can remove the tutors and so he can run and enjoy as before.
And so we can take him to the park to run for a while.
