Thank you all for your support, it really means so much to me.
I spoke to the vet again today and (so far) there is no change to Zak's eyesight, on the positive side, he is eating and drinking ok and is rolling over to have his belly tickled when he is in his kennel.
However, the vet is quite concerned about him once he is let out into the outdoor run, he says Zak just freezes and looks distressed if he is left on his own, and is questioning if Zak is going to be able to cope if his eyesight does not return. I think he is trying to prepare me for 'worst case scenario' as he said we may get to the point where we need to consider 'calling it a day'.
I hope and pray that it does not come to this but i know that i have no choice but to do the right thing for Zak, i owe him that at least and i would hate him to suffer. I shall keep praying and hope he recovers.
Sonia x
Oh my dear, Im so sorry that this is happening to you and Zak. Im sending you both Reiki with much love.
Love orchid x
Oh my, I'm holding you both close in my heart - lots of healing thoughts,love and light to you and Zak.
Sorry to hear of Zak's ordeal. Sending love and healing - I really hope he recovers so that you can take him home and try and get back to normal. I am sorry to hear that he hasn't regained his eyesight.
Sending you a hug too - it's only natural to be worried and question yourself. You have done nothing wrong and by asking us for help are showing how much you do care.
Once again thank you everyone and huge hugs to you. :hug:
Zak's sight has still not returned, he literally has a couple of days left for it to return before we can be pretty sure that it wont.
I decided yesterday to try and see how he would cope at home as he was getting quite upset at the vets, and i thought he may be happier in a familiar place with his family.
He is very confused and insecure and keeps bumping into things and losing his bearings, it is breaking my heart to see him like this but i am hoping and praying that he can adjust and be happy once again. I just have to give him a chance.
On the plus side, i have found an american forum for 'blind dogs' (should Zak's sight not return) and it is full of useful tips and infromation on caring for a visually impared dog. It seems a lot of dogs do adjust and are able to live happy lives.
Luv n hugs, Sonia & Zak. x