Right after Ah Hak’s case, I rushed home to disinfect myself before going over to take Eva to the vet’s. Ainey had told me this morning that Eva had suddenly developed diarrhoea.
So, it was off to Ainey’s workplace where she was looking after Eva. We were quite worried if it was an early sign of distemper. No, please…no.
Little Eva was in the cage when I reached there, as adorable as ever. It seems, according to Ainey, she has already charmed her way into all her colleagues’ hearts.
We loaded Eva into the MyVi.
I strongly recommend animal rescuers to invest in a MyVi because the back seat can be folded and even a big cage can go right in.
Off Ainey and I went to Dr Edmund’s clinic in Puchong.
Dr Liu examined little Eva, and to our relief, the diarrhoea was due to Coccidia, which can be easily cured. Sweetie also had Coccidia and she was cured in one day!
I’ll just sleep while you’re trying to find out what’s wrong with me.
The many faces of Eva:
Little Eva should be cleared of the parvo virus in one week’s time.
She is up for adoption.
If interested, please call Ainey at 017-3386317.
Tomorrow, Ainey and I are going to give her a beauty bath. She would definitely need it, after the bouts of diarrhoea!