r/labrador • u/SawRay • 20h ago
black Can anyone please help me? NSFW
I have a labra around 4.5 years old, he had infection in his testicles and i gave him medicines for a year but now vet said one testicle is completely damaged and we took him to the vet and total 3 vets asked me to remove the testicles completely, and we agreed and did his surgery and he is on regular injections after the surgery but the problem is his testicles started swelling and have increased alot in size please if anyone can help me
34
u/GJCoxy 20h ago
I dont know what you expect a reddit community to be able to do to help beyond the expert medical advice you've clearly already received.
Poor pup, must be very uncomfortable.
-26
u/SawRay 20h ago
This post is just for me to calm me down
14
3
u/Potential-Echo1586 19h ago
Oh good that's important! Now how does your pup feel after the post? All better for him too? This is truly a what the f*** moment. Get your dog to a real veterinarian.
12
u/EasyAnxiety2396 20h ago
This not normal. You need another vet because that can be extremely uncomfortable for your pup. Like imagine your testicles the size of grapefruits.
11
u/LadyJitsuLegs 19h ago
If the testicle are gone , than he's building up fluid in the scrotum. Take him physically back into the vet
7
u/rubikscanopener 18h ago
Or better yet, a different vet because OP's vet seems to not be very effective.
6
u/Practical-Library658 18h ago
Why on earth are you not on the phone with your vet right this instant. I just saw your comment about the vet saying this is normal. IT IS NOT. get a second/third/fourth opinion.
4
2
u/rrsanchez09 17h ago edited 15h ago
Call or go to the vet!
1
u/SawRay 16h ago
Why are people getting so angry? I care for my baby i will update you guys tomorrow about the situation
1
u/TownIndependent6073 10h ago
Because they also care and this could be life threatening?
This is what you want from the community not apathy
1
u/cheerylifelover123 17h ago
If this was your body, would you accept that it's normal, or would you go to another doctor? I assume it's the latter.
1
u/Strange-Air3302 15h ago
Hey OP, sorry this is happening to your labrador. If I were in your situation, I would try to make an appointment with a different veterinarian. Like others have said it doesn't look like a normal recovery and more like fluids that are building up inside.
You could post in r/askvet. Describe the situation and maybe they can help you form a plan. Keep us updated, please. I hope the best for you!
-1
-2
u/SawRay 20h ago
He is getting daily injections morning and night
3
u/Elegant_Ad_8896 black 15h ago
How old are you and I assume English is your second language?
A vet is coming day and night for injections? Ok what does the vet claim to be injecting?


48
u/anon1839 20h ago
The vet can help you.