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Originally Posted by barneysmommmy  According to the vet, there is no underlying condition. She is very much over weight. He put on her a prescription diet dog food. I am going to try this, but in the back of my mind, I can't help but think something else is going on. I will go for a second opinion if we don't see any changes. Although I will tell them up front that an overnight stay is out of the question. I cried myself to sleep last night as I am sure she did too. Had a terrible headache from it all day today. We just got her home. I actually met my husband leaving the vet's office with her as I was pulling in to get her. We were both anxious to get her home. She is acting very anxious. I have probably set her back to day 1 with her trust issues. She just crawled onto my lap so maybe I am a little forgiven.
On a side note, my underweight yorkie, Barney, loves the diet food. Uggg. This is going to be difficult. I truly appreciate all of the support and thoughts for Anna. |
Just my thoughts, but to truly rule out a thyroid problem which btw can be responsible for weight gain or loss, and aggression and other behavioural changes please request a Full Thyroid Panel be done.
www.hemopet.org does do the full panel and Dr Jean Dodds is a known expert in her field. It is not too expensive at all to have done, and then you can truly rule in or out thyroid issues.
I do wish and hope you do get to the bottom of this.