Jamie from Black Creek, WI, asked:
My Blue Heeler pup Dandy has had urinary issues since she was born and has been on antibiotics since July of 2019.
She went through a heat cycle and we hoped it corrected anything physical inside and out, but does she need anything more other than to be spayed?
I’m not quite sure she’s ever felt 100% in her lifetime … albeit short.
Thank you so much in advance.
Hi Jamie,
Hate to hear your pup Dandy hasn’t been feeling well. It always seems harder to watch any kind of baby, human or animal, be sick or in pain.
In order to get some information for you, I first energetically connected to you and from you to Dandy.
Once I got her on my radar (saw an image of her in my mind’s eye), I saw what looked like a partial blockage in her urethra.
The American College of Veterinary Surgeons (ACVS) says urinary obstructions in the urethra can be caused by calculi (stones), injury, a tumor, or scar tissue. I believe Dandy’s issue was congenital, meaning she was born with a partial obstruction.
Next, an energetic healing occurred where a small, corkscrew-like device tunneled through her urethra clearing the blockage. Her urethra was then irrigated, clearing any remaining debris and looked completely open.
At the end of the healing, I “watched” urine flowing from her bladder and out of her body.
At this time, I’m not “seeing” any infection.
Hope this helps and hope Dandy is soon feeling dandy!
