Stormy Rose vet visit today
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Took stormy in for a check up and accurate weight. 😩 she’s not gained the weight like I’d hoped. She’s gained less than 5 pounds. But it’s better than nothing. Her blood looked better. Her X-Rays still show that she is a female. Sending all the results off to a wildlife vet to review and make sure we aren’t missing anything. Still waiting on the fecal sample dna results to see if she is still carrying that parasite. Will be sending in another fecal sample for a comprehensive parasite test. She may need another round of meds. She is a mystery but such a special and sweet soul.
Took Tulip on a walk to her big pool. It won’t be long before she can move!
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Still, she looks 100% better than when she first arrived. Rescues/rehabilitations, challenging, lots of unknowns. She is in great hands. Thanks for being such a great guardian of the sick and weak.
This.💯🩵
ABSOLUTELY willing to transfer to Stormy some of my weight!!! 🥰
Sign me up too!
Yup!
same
I've got a couple of saddlebags I can donate. 😊
@@youtubeobserverz me too!!
Stormy's issue reminds me of "failure to thrive" in human children. She's lost her entire beaver family, was badly injured, nearly killed, and stuck in the drain pipe for who knows how long. No wonder that she's taking so long to recover from the trauma. Thanks for looking deeper into possible physical causes.
Good points...😊
I agree. She needs to heal psychologically at this point, imo.
@@kimlalajo Wild animals can suffer a form of PTSD, and I have always thought this is Stormy's problem. If you watched her previous encounters with Tulip, who is a remarkably gentle beaver, Stormy was asocial and for the most part lay doggo. Tulip's very presence seemed inimical to Stormy. I want to believe that this could change, but I am very doubtful it will advance to much more. Maybe things would change after dark, when Stormy seems to be more active? I am certain that if Stormy is free of parasites there will be further introductions.
@@Bloodnok49 I agree with you. Stormy is visibly shaken when Tulip comes around. I think she is afraid of her. I'm hoping that will change soon when they get Tulip closer to her enclosure.
Stormy would never have made it this far without you Holley.... and also your wonderful family. Stormy may be shy, but she certainly trusts you, even to get into the crate for you. ❤ Dear sweet Tulip. I can just imagine her internal voice.....
"Where are we going now? What on earth is this muddy water. Please don't tell me I have to mess up my clean fur in this mud! So that's where my swimming pool went to!! What in tarnation made them move it all the way out here? Don't you realise I only have short legs? Ahhh....supper. There had better be something good under this green stuff! Where's my grapes and banana!? Oh well, I'll settle for sweet potato I guess".
*Bless you* for all the superb care and love you give every creature that comes to you. ❤
Great comment! 😁
Ah contraire, I was speculating that maybe the dirty water would be more interesting - in smell and taste - for her than that clean “ hose” water in the tanks!
Hehehe…when Tulip stopped at mud puddle, she was like “ is this my new pool? Gee thanks!” Funny girl.
Poor Stormy Rose---she needed a swim to wash away doctor visit.
I think it was more "Holley can't reach me in here." Lol
Thank you for all the care, 🦫🦫❤️❤️
Oh Stormy Rose what a little sweet heart ❤️.
Much love to Stormy from Germany. 🇩🇪
Thank you Holley and Family. Stormy Rose is looking so much better, she is being so brave. Tulip in a tub without rings, I don't know about that. Thanks to all the Vet and Staff that give care to your animals Holley, and thanks for investing so much of yourselves to their care and well being.
Poor little girl. Stormy Rose has been through so much. She is so greatly improved, but the failure to gain weight is a great concern. Thank you for working to figure things out. Could the loss of her family and social environment be a factor?
Yes, I was wondering the same thing
Sweet Stormy Rose, despite still suffering from her trauma, trusts Holley enough to enter the crate. It was interesting to see how the vet withdraws blood, which of course is a critical test for her health, but kind of sad to see her sedated, helpless, on her back, her love of privacy violated. But, if she is to thrive and gain weight, we must know what is going on with her. Blood reveals so much. That poor girl, back home, entering her pool alone - she just seems so lonely! Her family is gone, and she’s probably afraid to get attached again in case something happens to destroy her new family. Tulip is so brave to follow Holley over all sorts of terrain - and a little stream - to reach her new pool! What a good girl (?) she is!
Stormy looks better than 2 months ago just walking into the crate
We love you, Stormy. ❤ You're an overcomer! Dr. Holley will get to the root of anything that ails you, and soon, you'll be putting on more pounds and giving Tulip a run for her money. 😊👍
I loved Stormy's getting into the pool from behind, so cute. And Tulip's eating noises are so soothing. Great job Holley ❤❤
Thank god stormy found you. I’ve always had a special soft spot for her she needed soo much care live and patience. You and your family are blessed people
Amazingly sweet creatures, aren’t they?
Stormy 🌹 Rose ,bless her heart ❤, i pray she starts to gain weight and there is nothing serious going on. She has been traumatized due to losing her family. Praying for this Gorgeous sweet lady. Big Round Beautiful Tulip!!! She got to swim in her big pool, love these Sweet girls ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks!
Stormy just needs more time
She has been through a lot
Thank God For U
She might not have made it this far😮❤
Hang in there
Princess Tulip is doing Wonderful
She's a Big Girl Now!😊❤❤❤
Thank you so much for taking care of Stormy 🌹
Sending y'all ALL love and tons of respect for your devotion to wildlife, Holley.
And please give Tulip 🌷 some sugar from us.
Paz y luz 🌿✨️
Really cool working on getting her used to the crate
Sweet Stormy Rose! She was a good girl. Quite an ordeal for her to go thru an exam anesthesied. Hope the vets get to the bottom of her issue. Hate to see any kritter suffer.
If she is anything like me, the ordeal will stimulate her appetite. So hopefully she is like me in this regard!
Aww bless her Stormy Rose has been through so much! I hope you can work out what more she needs, maybe more interaction with Miss Tulip as she could be lonely. Miss Tulip gorgeous as ever, having good exercise to her new pool and then her lovely vocals with her sweet potato ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hi miss stormy rose sweetpea I am so very happy to see you out and about I wish you a clean bill of health and an excellent enjoyable week ahead for you and for tulip and siblings 😊 ❤🥰😍🤗😘🦫🦫(🌷)(🌩-🌹)🦝🦝🐶❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Bless these bubbies mighty hearts , playful souls and intelligent minds ♥️ 😊 🎉❤
Stormy is so beautiful!🌹🦫💕💕 Thank you for your beautiful rehabbing, incredible care and total compassion with her. It's so beautiful how you let her be in her safe cozy/comfy area. Much love and respect from Chicago IL.🥰
She's looking really good!
Stormy Rose has a beautiful coat and has "filled out" considerably since you got her, Holley.❤ Great job! Will be interested to know her lab and vet reports. Tulip, enjoying her environment, and loves being the center of attention ❤
You have the patience of a saint. ❤
Thanks for All your effort
Oh, Holley, thank you so much for the update on Stormy Rose! You managed to steer her toward and into the carrier quite quickly, considering it's probably a tad perplexing for her to have to get into that space. What a beautiful girl she is. Sorry to hear she hasn't gained as much weight as you'd like. Thanks so much for letting us know the outcome of some of the tests in the video's description. I will look forward to finding out the results of the rest of the tests. How sweet it was to watch Stormy Rose waddle back into her enclosure and then climb into her pool (HER own pool!)
It was also so precious to watch Tulip follow you on the walk to her new space and her new pool. Fantastic milestone to introduce her to the new pool, and before she can move into her new enclosure! How exciting! Thank you again so much for the updates and a fun video, Holley!
In squirrel rehab to encourage rodent block/more substance we would finely grind rodent block and mix it with some unsweetened baby food for a bit of moisture and natural nut butter, make balls and feed that way. Some ppl would also add milk replacement formula to that. So, wild squirrels in rehab who would not touch rodent block otherwise, gladly ate those “balls” - we did keep track of
roughly how many rodent block pcs when into balls
in order to ensure they weren’t under- or over nourished.
Perhaps, something like that could help Stormy eat more of the rodent chow/block, if they don’t find any internal parasites that may be preventing her from gaining weight.
PS we used Harlan Teklad
Tulip just enjoying the pool and Stormy lolll
So glad she has you praying 🙏 she's better soon
Holly! You are the BEST! And so is the whole Family!
Grace a tous vos soins, Stormy va mieux, elle a pris du poids, on sent dans son comportement qu'elle est plus a l'aise... J’espère qu'elle n'a plus de vrais problèmes de sante, de toute façon vous saurez bientôt ce qu'il en est. J'imagine que perdre toute sa famille a du être très difficile aussi, car je pense que contrairement a des bébés castors, elle s'en souvient surement. Certaines choses prennent du temps... Beaucoup de courage a elle en tout et merci pour tout ce que vous faites !
❤❤❤…smile
Tough girls!! Dr. Holley and Stormy Rose both!!
Poor stormy I hate going to the doctor too!
Had no idea how many vets with specialties in wildlife rehabilitation were following this channel.
What a blessing.
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Stormy getting into that pool from behind was the cutest thing I've seen in a while. 😍
Bless her heart, seeing her climb into the pool & her butt, tail & feet hanging on the edge is just so pinchably cute!!! ❤ from North Carolina!
What an adorable baby! We love you, Stormy! 😍😍You are a wonderful woman Holley! All the best to you and your babies! 🤩😁🤩
Stormy 🌹 looks so much better, you’d never guess she wasn’t putting on weight. In fact, I would have thought she was “within normal limits” in weight had I not seen Tulip 🌷 afterwards.
Question Doc M: can beavers get _capture myopathy?!_ I know once the obvious signs appear, there’s not much left to do, but could Stormy 🌹 still be exhibiting CM & that’s why she’s not putting on weight?!
I like how Tulip 🌷 went straight for the 🍠 & flung the kale off 😅 (me & Tulip 🌷 are like 🤞🏼 when it comes to green veggies 😂) It’s all good because Tulip 🌷 got her steps in with that adventurous trek she took to get to her pool, complete with a mud trench & everything!
I appreciate all of the worry and effort you put into each one of your critters, their health and wellbeing. The way you and your family are dedicating your time, money, knowledge, sweat, tears, and love into each one of them must make it even more frustrating when puzzles like Miss Stormy Rose arise.
She is looking so much better than she did when she first arrived! Her fur is healthier and her limbs are rounding out nicely. I know wild critters that come into our care can be more of a challenge than hand reared or domesticated ones. I hope you soon get some answers that will help. ⚘
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The transfer to carrier always gave me anxiety when I had cats. Stormy was a real champ. Just stepped right in. Hoping that she continues to improve and happy she's gained a few pounds. Likely she has been deeply traumatized and just off kilter a bit...my unscientific view. She sure is a calm, sweet beaver.
Give her some corn 😅
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Glad Stormy had a check-up. She is incredibly sweet!
Would it be possible to lower her steps and add another so she can more easily climb into her pool? She seems to have more difficulty than the young Tulip.
@hmuraco, Was that a GIANT fart as Stormy got into the pool?? 🤣 her little flippers so cute from the back.
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But that entrance to the pool: priceless.
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How long can they stay under water?
About 15 minutes. In the wild they can swim up to a 1/4 mile under water for 15 minutrs without surfacing. It's one of their survival tricks. The other is being absolutely motionless on the bottom.
Maybe Stormy Rose misses her family, and who Knows what she went through before she got to you. Despite All the love, caring, and attention she gets from you, could she be depressed still ? If anyone can make her thrive, it's you Holley! ❤
Poor Stormy, glad she’s ok though, thank you for the post ❤
Poor lil girl 😢
Does STORMY still get high calorie supplements like 🍌 's and rodent chow??
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It takes a lot of greens and carrots to gain wt
I’m worried about Stormy. She looks so sad sometimes.
She's not having it😊
I was wondering about Stormy's inability to gain weight and considering some form of viral wasting disease. Additionally, i have always noticed how painfully s-l-o-w her walk is when compared to the confident waddling of Tulip, Petunia, Tater, or Turnip -- and that leads me to wonder about the possibility of underlying brain damage.
Could it involve fear? She often seems to be “ playing dead” by not moving at all.
Apologies if I'm being a stupid internet dummy. Has Stormy seen an imed vet? I know less than nothing about beavers. Im just curious about autoimmune causes or digestive disorder resulting in malabsorption that may not be evident on normal bw.
Maybe Stormy isn't gaining weight because she misses her familie member's or her clan or what you called that idk.
Holley, I know you’re doing your best, but Stormy’s the only one who’s not interacting with any other critters.
What are you saying? And how are you helping wildlife?
@@mortalclown3812 She's saying Stormy has virtually NO interaction with any other animals or humans, which is very detrimental to the well-being of such a highly familial animal that beavers are. They cannot thrive when they are so obviously alone and lonely for interaction.
IMO, Stormy’s depressed; I’ve been saying that all along. I can’t see her being released. Why isn’t she with Tulip? Maybe the raccoon babies would interest her.
She brought Tulip to her a few times and Stormy hid from her, though Tulip seemed interested in making friends! ❤ I think Holly just wants to be absolutely sure whatever is going on with Stormy isn't contagious. After she's 100% sure she's going to move Tulip right next to Stormy so she can get used to her slowly while still feeling safe.
She has let the racoons out to play in the beaver area.
Just thinking.
If humans make serotonin in our gut does it stand to reason beavers do too? Perhaps stormy rose gut microbiome is way off and causing her mood and slow weight gain.
Could she aquire what she needs from swimming in tulips old pool water? (drained into stormys pool so not to contaminate tulips pool.
Sort of like fecal transpant? Maybe in general all beavers need to swim in the same water for full mirobiome health.
Like i said ..just a thought .
Forgot to thank you for all you do for these lovely creatures.
Holley, is it possible that Stormy isn't putting on weight because she is very active? In the wild she would have been on the move a lot to get food and whatever; maybe her body is just responding to the lower energy demands by storing less fat? Just wondering; I am unencumbered by any actual knowledge.
Regardless, Stormy is such a good girl - she's smart and sweet and very pretty. She's come a long way thanks to your care! And Princess Tulip is setting a good example by showing an impressive girth-to-length ratio. 💕🌷🦫 💕🌪️🌹🦫 💕🐬 💕💙 💕🏡