 Pilot
So sorry that Pilot threw up foam and would not eat his dinner last night. Just when things were settling down. It does seem that his GI system can only take the bland food now. I would keep him on what he likes and not change things at this point. Also feed smaller and more frequent meals.
If he is also picky at dinner as well as in the morning, that is new?
I am still concerned that he is nauseous for some reason and has to be tempted to eat. Perhaps some Pepcid would help with the acidy stomach? With my dog, P went along with an acidy stomach.
If you fear P, could you get at least the snap PCL test at the vet to ease your mind? I know that the cost is an issue at this point, but hopefully it won’t be that expensive. I hope he does not still have low level P that is making him feel sick.
This setback must be really stressing you out, but hope it was just an isolated event.
Thanks for the answer to the names, but having seen the. Pilot and Pax on the Flight Aware web site, I thought that was the reason.
Perhaps if you are home at weekends you could see how he behaves with feeding etc. Does your mom have a different regimen?
Anyway, this roller coaster you are riding must be destroying you and I pray Pilot will get well soon. |