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Originally Posted by Jasna  I'm sorry you going through that problem with your little one,it's so frustrating when they can't talk and we don't know how to help😭.I feel so stressed because of health of my girl and somehow I can't relax.I will keep your girl in my prayers and I wish you find answers through those tests.If you don't mind what kind of tests she will have to go through?did she had any tests before?if she did,which one?my girl had exploratory surgery(vet thought she swallowed something),barium meal,X-rays and ultrasounds so many times,colposcopy and colonoscopy and at the end she had full internal biopsy and all that didn't showed primary cause of her problem,so frustrating😢😢😢,not to mention she has blood test every two weeks which cost me £280 every time |
Well, I can't talk about most of what is going on, I'm far from an expert, and am only solid on my gal's issues. However, a vet that is just too.... rough... with my gal had to see her with yet another bout of gastro. He said something that stuck with me, so I'll pass it to you. "Jennifer, we can go round and round trying to take the time to figure out her problems. However, in my experience, with these little guys? Taking them to a specialist is by far better and faster for your dog." If her test that we are taking doesn't show what we think it will, that's our next step. I don't believe in poking and prodding by process of elimination, and a specialist (internist) would be a much safer vet. That's just my opinion though, so, please, take it with a grain of salt.