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dottiesyrky · 11-18-2013, 02:22 PM

Thanks for the reference re pancreatitis. Yes all the info about proper food for this disease IS very confusing. Both pro and con articles sound great, but which is right??? I have a (nurse) friend with a toy poodle who has a 'sludgy' gall bladder and kept getting sick on the vet diets. She researched the subject and came up with the raw diet, much against the wishes of her vet. The dog has been well on the raw for some time, but who knows what the future will bring??? I was thinking of this too for my dog who had pancreatitis recently, but for now he is on Hills ID low fat kibble and canned. Then I saw a current post here, Cherie 6466, who said her dog just had a very bad P attack when on the raw and is now on Royal Canin ID! Her dog had one previous P attack before this some time ago. So now I am really confused as to what to believe. I will keep my boy on the Hills as he does well on it and LOVES it!!!

11-18-2013, 02:22 PM	#3
dottiesyrky Donating YT Addict Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: SW USA Posts: 2,505	Zoey Thanks for the reference re pancreatitis. Yes all the info about proper food for this disease IS very confusing. Both pro and con articles sound great, but which is right??? I have a (nurse) friend with a toy poodle who has a 'sludgy' gall bladder and kept getting sick on the vet diets. She researched the subject and came up with the raw diet, much against the wishes of her vet. The dog has been well on the raw for some time, but who knows what the future will bring??? I was thinking of this too for my dog who had pancreatitis recently, but for now he is on Hills ID low fat kibble and canned. Then I saw a current post here, Cherie 6466, who said her dog just had a very bad P attack when on the raw and is now on Royal Canin ID! Her dog had one previous P attack before this some time ago. So now I am really confused as to what to believe. I will keep my boy on the Hills as he does well on it and LOVES it!!!