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She's a curious little ham.Blossom has been out early for the second night in a row, so had a little play in her play box. She especially loved her dig box, and she also climbed out of the box onto my lap 3 times![]()
Just waiting for the community respiratory nurse to come this afternoon! Hopefully back on track soon!So sorry to hear about your awful night. I hope they got some medication sorted for you at A&E to get you stable again. I have asthma as well. It can be so exhausting if you have an attack. Chest infections can trigger it. Do you think it was cleaning the cage set it off as well? The bedding should be ok if it's paper bedding. I hope your wait at A&E was better than my two day experience last week!
I think I probably am a bit allergic to her. I was allergic to our dog, and when he passed away, hoped I might have been able to ditch my antihistamines, but I’m still finding I need them. Ah well! I took them every day for 13 years with him so a few more years for Blossom won’t hurt ehI have asthma and it gets worse after doing anything to my hamsters cage so I have a feeling that may have triggered your attack. I also have an air purifier and have not found it helps when it comes to be doing anything to the cage.
I really hope it calms down for you soon.
I would anticipate that once the inflammation from this chest infection calms down things will be back to normal and I won’t be reacting to every little thing!That would make sense as you were allergic to your dog. It is great that antihistamines help with the allergy to animal fur. Hopefully once you recover from this it would not happen again as you are sensitive right now.
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