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Originally Posted by my2boyz  Have you had her liver function checked by doing a bile acid test? She's very small and my first inclination would be towards liver or hypoglycemia. Do you keep Nutri-Cal on hand? You might want to give her a little of that the next time you see this happen and see if it stops. Also, if she has a bad appetite maybe some chicken breast in with her food would be good. What are you feeding her? |
She is allergic to veal and lamb, so she is on a very good and strict diet. Chicken, chicken liver, turkey, and also the usual dryfood. She usually likes the first ones but is not so very happy about dryfood or canned dog food (no matter how high is the meat %)
Yesterday we tried giving her Nutri-Cal, and after a while the trembling goes away. I am not sure that if it is the NUtri-Cal or the fact that we stopped playing. Cause it always goes away with rest. The problem is that nowdays it comes a lot faster and it seems to be a more intense shaking that is more and more noticable.
She has already been druged for various test 3 times, and Monday it will happen again for the CT anf the brainfluid one... Sometimes I feel the we are just overprotective and cause her a lot of pain and suffering (she is only 1)... but the shaking is there and it started at a very specific moment and it seems to be stroger and more frequent.