Swollen parotoid gland

Thanks, Ed. It's looking better and better..I'm consulting with the vet now on when to discontinue the antibiotic treatment.

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It's recovered and now off medication
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Here's a pic taken by my vet of the extracted liquid, showing blood cells but no bacteria (if I'm not mistaken...):

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Tim, how about turning this into an article for the magazine too ;). It's fantastic.
 
Well, I do like the idea. I wish I'd researched/documented this case better from the onset of illness though. But I think an article would need medical analysis from somebody like Ed to pan out. It'd be great if the magazine could have a regular section on medical treatment! Those articles could also become part of the Caudate Culture website
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Hi Tim,
I can review it for you to see if it works even though I am not a vet and wouldn't want to double guess a medical treatment. Just let me know what kind of help you would like...
Ed
 
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