It has to be driven by a balance of risk and what the owners are wanting. I must admit I am much more proactive regarding sharp FB’s due to the reports of penetration risk.
Your bravery is noted! The comment regarding the heart/diaphragm were actually the reason the dog was referred. The referring vets were worried about a defect in the diaphragm. #
Haematology was unremarkable. Echocardiography was not carried out.
I totally agree. I have never used in a cat either. We generally don’t see them as often as dogs with this sort of diarrhoea that would need a faecal catheter?
I definitely think it could be useful in some cases.
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