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Oh...and chicken is high in protein...I saw someone recommend it for low protein. |
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High levels of folate indicate a bacterial problem in the intestines - many times yeast treatments are needed. A low cobalamine means they need B12 injections. Way too many times vets use the diagnosis of pancreatitis as a catch-all for any unexplained vomiting, diarrhea. I'm not advocating unnecessary testing, but a full SPEC cPL can save lots of money over ultrasounds and other more invasive biopsy tests. I would highly recommend the TLI, folate and cobalamine tests if pancreatitis symptoms continue.... |
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Oh no. Just seeing this Donna. Didn't see you out walking yesterday or today. Now I know why! Please call if I can help in any way. You have my #. Prayer's coming for little Joey. I'm so sorry your dealing with yet another scary incident. Hugs, |
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I will have to go back and review his cpli tests as never recall the two others being done you recommended only have seen cpli and tli on his blood work -- will check it out as heck i think i paid for every test known to dog lollllll |
Oh my gosh...I am just now seeing this about poor, little Joey. Any news today? How is he feeling. I just can't imagine you get over one hurdle with his liver shunt and now this! Poor little baby. I so hope that he improved over night. I am having Lola's BAT redone next week, and then I will start to homecook for her, also. Maybe that is the answer....to know exactly what we are giving these fragile little babies. I hope you get a chance to post and let us know how he is doing - in the meantime we are sending lots of prayers and Yorkie kisses your way! ~~~ Valerie, "Lola & Harley" |
Thank you everyone for your help and support. Joey is feeling better today, but getting him to eat has been hard. He doesn't cry out as much in pain (hardly at all) when I pick him up gently. He's drinking water and running around with Sadie. I am really upset because the vet at Oradell specifically told me to feed Joey the canned K/D when he wouldn't eat the canned L/D or the RC kibble. Now I think this may have contributed to this episode since it had become his favorite food, over the NB vegetarian kibble. Right now I am back to the RC LS hepatic 14. I mixed in little lowfat cottage cheese to get him to eat it, but I don't feel this is the right diet. I left a message with Oradell and my vet about ordering the Purina HA. If all else fails I will homecook. My poor little Joey, he's been through so much. |
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With regard to the vet and food, most vets know squat about food - including the prescription diets. They only know what they are told by company reps for the stuff they stock and of course it's all going to be good!!!! It does sound like a nutritional consult is needed. Food is an important part of managing both LS and pancreatitis/digestive issues. Home cooking isn't tremendously difficult to do and if you make it in bulk and freeze you only need to do it once a month or so. Glad to hear Joey is a little better as well. How are you holding up? |
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if you want i can ship you a sample of it to see if your baby will eat it before buying a huge bag from vet - we get the 8lb bag and it is about $30 |
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