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Originally Posted by veggienut  He ate somethng in the yard which might of been a bone a neighbor threw to him. The first one didn't look like one, but looked like mulch. My mulch is not that large. The 2nd one was a small meat bone of some sort. He threw up royally, and I took him to the Vet. When I came home, I found another bone in the yard. I haven't seen anymore since. Anyways, his stomach got messed up eating from eating that bone or whatever it was. |
I have a dog on the i/d and he has been on it for over a year. He was put on it because he has blood disorder (its fatty, dont no the tech. name) and this has helped with that. He likes it, is doing well and he looks good. He will be on it for the rest of his life. I also had my beagle and sheltie (the dog that is on it now) on it a few years ago during the food recall they got very sick, this is what the vet put them on for about week and then I slowly transitioned them over to thier new food and they did fine, but I would do it slowly, it wont take much to set off a stomach that is already upset.