[ElenaGD]

The options that the veterinarians give me are:

The first is to medicate with an antibacterial when the bleeding increases, the patient is weak and there is a suspicion of infection.

The second tells me to give antibacterial three days a week, for the rest of his life. This way he would have a dose always present in his body to prevent bacteria, since he says that in his state, infections are very probable and dangerous.

I'm not a veterinarian, but I think that forever medicating such a small body will have fatal consequences for her. When she is medicated I observe how her poops become small and bad looking, when the medication ends they become big and shiny again... I think that It affects him greatly at the digestive level.