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03-05-2010, 05:12 PM | #46 | |
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03-05-2010, 05:13 PM | #47 | |
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he said she might benefit from digestive enzymes it's powder; do u think i can mix it with water and give it to her by syringe
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03-05-2010, 05:19 PM | #48 | |
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many feel you should not feed raw because if large intestinal it can sit in the intestines too long causing issues as the food does not travel quickly through the intestinal tract with ibd dogs as they are inflamed and food gets caught air etc so that is why the gas and rumblings etc as stuff gets stuck not going through normally if large intestinal i would do pumpkin and probiotics small intestinal is more of a prob as the dog gets backed up and vomitting occurs then can trigger the pancreas so food never gets out of the small intestinal area - if i had to choose between the two i would take large intestine | |
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| no you cannot as digestive enzymes have to go on the food to help digest the food and they are used for dogs that eat home cooked or processed foods not dogs that eat raw as the raw has natural enzymes which help digest the food |
03-05-2010, 05:25 PM | #50 | |
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he wanted to add nutrigest which is digestive enzyme in caps; but i can open it and sprinkle it but she wont eat her food; the nurse said it has a smell to it do u think she needs digestive enzymes; or probiotic will be enough the nv prairie he suggested for later; is kibble and canned; it comes in raw too; but no way
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03-05-2010, 05:27 PM | #51 | |
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will she not eat the food they gave you? Personally i would just do the probiotics and i would give them 30 minutes before food but the brand you got I would ask them how to give but i would assume it would be the same - I mix dd in a little pumpkin and she licks it up but i know you have a harder time with ava | |
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ibd is a food intolerance | |
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Actually, I might want to do just what I am doing for now.
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Ava was vomiting blood and I surely would have done an endoscopy if suggested to rule out something else. What IF she had an ulcer and ended up bleeding out because it had not been diagnosed? To each his own....but, I am very careful about refusing necessary tests. I don't know how you have run up the bills you say you have since you seem to refuse a lot of tests and operations. Your vetting must be terribly expensive.
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i have spent 10,000 on dee dee in trying to find a cure for allergies and guess what we are back to square one steroids lollll so honestly I am starting to think it is a racket on some of this stuff sadly the food allergy test did it for me with this guy so i am very disappointed. | |
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http://www.petplace.com/dogs/colitis-in-dogs/page1.aspx ibd info http://www.petplace.com/dogs/inflamm...ogs/page1.aspx Last edited by dwerten; 03-05-2010 at 06:08 PM. | |
03-05-2010, 06:04 PM | #60 | |
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My point was that you said the endoscopy was to figure out if it was large or small intestines and I beg to differ on that. The test was done to get a diagnosis and yes, if ibd, where. I already had stated my opinion on the blood test for allergies. I think the vet is just covering all angles...I do NOT think he is money hungry...just looking for answers. He is going to do whatever he is allowed to do. That is why people need to question the whys of everything. This is the FIRST vet who has done for Ava what should have been done imo. Good grief, Banfield diagnosed pancreatitis from what Elly said...and there were no labs to support that from what she said. I would not be dumping this vet if I were her. I would simply start questioning him a bit more and letting him know my pockets are not that deep.
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