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I just made an appointment to take Freddy for his very first wellness exam at the vet on Monday. He appears to be in great health. Tweety is the one who is in poor health. Her pasting of the vent has improved lately, but her breathing has gotten much worse. Her left leg has also gotten worse and is pretty much useless now, and she has started struggling with her right leg too. It's hard to watch her try to get around the cage. She can perch and get to her food, but not easily. Despite all this she was bound and determined to climb upside down a few days ago. She is a tough old gal.
My question is, can I bring up any of this at the vet when I'm there with Fred? I don't want to take Tweety in again, because last time they were reluctant to do any treatment due to her advanced age/fragility (which I agree with). I would like to update them though and ask for reassurance that I'm still doing the right thing just monitoring Tweety and trying to make her comfortable. It will be the same intern vet who saw Tweety last time (who I really liked). What would you all do or say in this situation?
My question is, can I bring up any of this at the vet when I'm there with Fred? I don't want to take Tweety in again, because last time they were reluctant to do any treatment due to her advanced age/fragility (which I agree with). I would like to update them though and ask for reassurance that I'm still doing the right thing just monitoring Tweety and trying to make her comfortable. It will be the same intern vet who saw Tweety last time (who I really liked). What would you all do or say in this situation?