07-30-2017, 09:57 AM
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Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: LaPlata, Md
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Originally Posted by yorkietalkjilly I'd tell that clueless instructor that pancreatitis and IBS are serious, even deadly illnesses and fatty type foods can bring it on in Yorkies and no doubt other dogs! Anyone who has sat through the night at the Emergency Vet Clinic with their dehydrated, very ill toy dog after bouts of bloody diarrhea and vomiting from a "dog treat' thoughtlessly given without thought of some dogs' predisposition to IBS/pancreatic/liver problems, knows what I am talking about.
Please, please, please don't feed others' dogs until you know if they can tolerate your 'treat', vets, instructors, family and friends and others!!!!! It's not always a kindness in the long run! | I think it comes from a good place not meant to cause issues. I would think if you were going to a trainer or something that you would start off in your very first meeting saying your dog has health issues and such. The only one I have issues with is Callie because she has IBD but Callie won't take anything from strangers or other people.
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