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Topic Dog Boards / Breeding / hydrops allantois
- By dipdipdaisy [gb] Date 31.07.09 14:45 UTC
went for check up on my little girl, she has a week to go vets were really concerned, because she is carring a huge amount of fluid, that much you cant feel the pups moving,can anybody shed some light on this "hydrops allantois" for me so i know what to expect i.e symptoms thast something is wrong,what causes it , any info will be great  many thanks
- By furriefriends Date 31.07.09 15:11 UTC
Had a look on google you may want to do the same , seems very rare in dogs more common in cows and horses.
I would read up on it as it seems quite complicated and needs careful watching. Hope all goes well for your girl
- By dipdipdaisy [gb] Date 31.07.09 16:03 UTC
do you have the link? please many thanks will try and see what symptoms to look out for..sandra
- By furriefriends Date 31.07.09 16:40 UTC
tbh it is probably best to google the condition then take your pick none of links I found explain much about dogs apart from it can happen in cats and dogs  but do say things about cattle and horses ,read a few. I would expect your vet to want to keep a very clse watch on her if this what he is thinking as it appears to be very very rare saying that few vets see it at all during their working life.
- By dipdipdaisy [gb] Date 31.07.09 16:47 UTC
thank you for your help, yes we are booked in on thursday. so see what he thinks then..sandra
- By Dakkobear [gb] Date 31.07.09 17:01 UTC
Found this

Abnormalities of fetal or placental fluids include hydrops, an excessive accumulation of allantoic fluid associated with each fetus, causing the fetal unit to be markedly oversized.
- By scarlettwynter [gb] Date 03.08.09 06:47 UTC
How is your girl doing?
- By dipdipdaisy [gb] Date 03.08.09 20:59 UTC Edited 03.08.09 21:36 UTC
hi there  she has started going off her food, the vets have given me a/d hills prescription diet, which i have to syringe into her mouth, yesterday was the 1st day i actually felt the pups move,vets said as long as she is not depressed,or any discharge, then to leave her she is due on saturday being her 1st mating, and has another vets appointment on thursday, she is a small breed ( dont know if im allowed to mention what breed) her stomach is 27 inches round, she normally weighs 7kg and is now sitting at 11.6 kg with most of that being fluid,the vet says the only thing he is worried about is her not starting contractions herself which if thats happens means a c-section, many thanks for enquiring about kola, im up to high doe about it all .oh whit a tangled web we weave lol
- By JeanSW Date 03.08.09 22:17 UTC
Hope all goes well for you and your girl.  Good Luck.  :-)
- By scarlettwynter [gb] Date 04.08.09 08:35 UTC
Let us know how she is doing. Hope it all goes like clockwork.
- By white lilly [gb] Date 04.08.09 10:27 UTC
Good luck i hope all goes well ,keep us posted plz x
- By dipdipdaisy [gb] Date 07.08.09 19:09 UTC
just to let you know we had 8 healthy beautiful  puppies last night ,long labour all doing great and NO fluid at all, so scan and vet were wrong.many thanks for your help .sandra
- By scarlettwynter [gb] Date 07.08.09 19:19 UTC
CONGRATULATIONS!! Great news. I am so pleased it all went so well for you. Now enjoy your babies.
- By Dakkobear [gb] Date 07.08.09 21:38 UTC
Glad it went well!
- By evelyn [gb] Date 07.08.09 23:02 UTC
So pleased for you. It does no harm to be prepared for problems but its a lesson for all of us how wrong the experts can be!!
Hope your pups give you great joy you ,deserve it after the worry you must have had.
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