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Lucy again

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Lucy again

Post  Amanda on Tue 16 Mar - 19:43

Well, when we got home from work, Lucy seemed perkier. She ran around outside and her tail was up. I still took her to the vet. No fever, heart/lungs normal. He really manipulated her a lot and nothing seemed painful or out of the ordinary. Once we got back home she seems "off" again. Her tail isn't down as much but she's being distant. She doesn't want to sit on the couch with me. Instead she laid on the floor across the room. Now she's out in the kitchen and I'm in the living room, with pizza! Do you think maybe she's spooked by something? She ate her dinner. She pooped and hasn't vomited. Any thoughts?

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Re: Lucy again

Post  dieselsmom on Tue 16 Mar - 20:05

That was my first thought, Amanda - did something spook her that she doesn't want to come back in the living room or sit on the sofa? The bizarre thing is they can be spooked by the oddest things, so who knows what it might be. I hope that's all it is and she gets over it soon.

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Re: Lucy again

Post  Imon on Tue 16 Mar - 20:20

Did you spot clean the sofa or rug or use any cleaning materials in that room? Does she act like herself in other rooms except that one? Did you add or change anything in the room that might make it look or smell different than it did before?

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Re: Lucy again

Post  Amanda on Tue 16 Mar - 20:28

Imon wrote:Did you spot clean the sofa or rug or use any cleaning materials in that room? Does she act like herself in other rooms except that one? Did you add or change anything in the room that might make it look or smell different than it did before?

Not that I can think of. Also, Kyle said she was acting a bit odd last night with him down in the basement too so I guess it's not just the living room. When she was out in the kitchen earlier, I went out and she was just laying on the floor. Not pacing or anything and pacing/circling is her thing! So, I'm stumped.

While she was still in bed this morning, Kyle went over to her and started talking to her. I was standing next to him and she came over to me like she was just trying to get real close to me. It seems usually when something is wrong with them, they shy away. It wasn't like she was scared of Kyle or anything but just like she wanted to be near her mom, kind of like a kid would do. It's kind of hard to explain but a behavior I haven't seen before. I wondered too if it had anything to do with proximity to Nell but I don't think Nell was downstairs with Kyle and Lucy last night. I need to ask him.

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Re: Lucy again

Post  Saira on Tue 16 Mar - 20:35

Amanda wrote:
Imon wrote:Did you spot clean the sofa or rug or use any cleaning materials in that room? Does she act like herself in other rooms except that one? Did you add or change anything in the room that might make it look or smell different than it did before?

Not that I can think of. Also, Kyle said she was acting a bit odd last night with him down in the basement too so I guess it's not just the living room. When she was out in the kitchen earlier, I went out and she was just laying on the floor. Not pacing or anything and pacing/circling is her thing! So, I'm stumped.

While she was still in bed this morning, Kyle went over to her and started talking to her. I was standing next to him and she came over to me like she was just trying to get real close to me. It seems usually when something is wrong with them, they shy away. It wasn't like she was scared of Kyle or anything but just like she wanted to be near her mom, kind of like a kid would do. It's kind of hard to explain but a behavior I haven't seen before. I wondered too if it had anything to do with proximity to Nell but I don't think Nell was downstairs with Kyle and Lucy last night. I need to ask him.


I was going to ask if maybe they could have had a fight or something. Indy acts weird if Sophie snaps at him (seriously, he comes crying to me and pouts for a day or two).

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Re: Lucy again

Post  Aussie Witch on Tue 16 Mar - 20:44

You've done/are doing everything possible to find the cause Amanda, so I think that is a huge help. Hope it turns out to be "just one of those things" and she's back to 100% normal (for Lucy! ) soon.

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Re: Lucy again

Post  Amanda on Tue 16 Mar - 20:46

Saira wrote:

I was going to ask if maybe they could have had a fight or something. Indy acts weird if Sophie snaps at him (seriously, he comes crying to me and pouts for a day or two).

They did almost get into a fight the other night but I grabbed Nell just as it was starting. It's the first scuffle they've had in a while but they've gotten into plenty of full blown fights so I'm not sure why that would have really affected her. If it's something "mental" I'm not sure how to explain the shaking/shivering though. Isn't that usually a sign of pain? I haven't noticed it tonight but she was doing it this morning.

I know I'm probably over thinking it and being a worry wart.

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Re: Lucy again

Post  Pugsaunt on Tue 16 Mar - 20:55

I'm stumped. Penny will all of a sudden notice something that has been there forever (like a wicker basket on my dresser once, or the pot rack in the kitchen) and start barking and glaring at it. No shaking/shivering, though. You may never know what happened or what set it off. Give Lucy a hug from me, though.

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Re: Lucy again

Post  Saira on Thu 18 Mar - 9:34

How is Lucy today??

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Re: Lucy again

Post  Amanda on Thu 18 Mar - 10:09

Saira wrote:How is Lucy today??

Still acting a bit odd. Her tail isn't down anymore but she's still liking to lay off by herself. She slept under the bed last night. I wasn't feeling well yesterday and she did take a nap in bed with me and was fine. She's still eating fine, etc. She still gets worked up if somebody comes to the door or there's something on TV she doesn't like so it's not as if her behavior has completely changed. I haven't noticed any more shivering in the past 24 hr or so. I don't know! Kyle says she's just losing her mind. Like her mama I guess.

I think I'll wait until the weekend is over and see how she is then. I don't want to ignore the issue but she's not really acting "sick" either.

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Re: Lucy again

Post  Guest on Thu 18 Mar - 16:24

I hope that she feels much better after this weekend. sending lots of positive vibes both your way!

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Re: Lucy again

Post  Maryjo on Thu 18 Mar - 17:02

Is the air dry indoors? Could she have 'sparked' herself on something? Thelma didn't go near the couch for ages when she sparked herself once...


Just trying to come up with ideas...

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