Thank you all

Bonnie that is what convinced me to give this a shot (well that and your success with Skye).I don't want to say anything in case I'm convincing myself BUT (laugh) last night on one of her toileting trips outside was the first time EVER she did not go off!!!! Only once but still!

This morning she wanted to get into the bedroom so I let her and she flopped down for a while. Then we went outside and I just sat and watched her. She was watching the birds (heaps), no noise or freaking out. She only went nuts once when someone walked past with their dog but that is par for the course.

So, maybe, just maybe!!!!!

I'm crossing everything I've got for Miss Moo-- fingers, toes, eyes, and boobs! C'mon Molly Moo, Grimmi and I are rooting for you! May the cholodin help ease you into stability and wellness!

So far so good ... hope what sounds like success continues!!!

I knew I shouldn't have said anything...back to her usual self today!

I am so sorry to hear this.

** expletive deleted** I'm sorry B. Maybe it's just a temporary relapse.

DARN ... DARN ... DARN ... like Leah says, I hope it's just a temporary set back!!!

Maybe it just needs a bit of time to build up in her system?

Thanks all, will obviously give it longer

I was so hoping this would work.

Me too Ruth but still it has only been a few days.

Let's hope it was just a short relapse.

Just a small update, the last 3-4 days Molly has been freaking out again Shaking, and carrying on (panting). Today we were gone all day with Cooper but my parents were home with Moo and said she was frantic. Didn't want to even eat

My parents are only going to be with us for a few more days so I will wait until we are back into our usual routines and if she doesn't seem to be able to loose the anxiousness then I will start her on the Prozac properly this time.

Well, crap.

I would worry about infection. Jazz and Mom act the same way when they have an infection, both were responsive to cipro.

I hope you can find a answer, somehow, this is heartbreaking

I can only say I am so sorry.

Thank you I felt sick watching her last night. She was trying to scratch the door to get into the spare room where my parents are. I had to lock her in our bedroom with Brad in the end.

The only slightly good part is when I got the Prozac from my vet it was either $60 or $80 for 28 tablets (will have to find the receipt to check). I asked the chemist today and I can get it for $12.95 plus whatever the vet charges to write a script. A bit more affordable if that is the way I have to treat her.

Sorry to hear Moo is having problems again. Hope the Prozac works for her, poor thing.

Like so many others, I have a real soft spot for this lovely girl with the soft ears. I know that it took some time before his doctors found the right drug for my aging father's low periods. I truly hope that Molly (and you) will find the right treatment. You all deserve better.

MJ

Here's really hoping that the Prozac is just what Molly needs. Whatever helps her, it maty simply take time to find the answer for her. Molly Moo is such a sweet, special girl, we are all pulling for her to feel much better!