update on Boston

[diggy4]

Well here is a little something else to try and make you smile.......

For those that dont know...this is Boston Tara's baby that this thread is about. Diggy my yorkie is trying really hard to win Boston over and get him to play.

Look at Bostons face he is like What is wrong with you dog???? CLOSE YOUR LEGS your disgusting me right now! lol

Smile Tara......I have a good feeling about Boston going to my vet, he is gonna be A okay!!!!!

[paulapoo]

oh that's hysterical. Leave it to little Diggy to try to make Boston feel better!!

[Yorkiekids]

I'd be besides myself at this point. I feed rice and chicken when they get runny stools, and it usually stops.

[tdessauer]

Originally Posted by diggy4

Well here is a little something else to try and make you smile.......

For those that dont know...this is Boston Tara's baby that this thread is about. Diggy my yorkie is trying really hard to win Boston over and get him to play.

Look at Bostons face he is like What is wrong with you dog???? CLOSE YOUR LEGS your disgusting me right now! lol

Smile Tara......I have a good feeling about Boston going to my vet, he is gonna be A okay!!!!!

Awe, that did make me smile. My little baby....how sweet is diggy. Spread eagle.

[tdessauer]

Originally Posted by Yorkiekids

I'd be besides myself at this point. I feed rice and chicken when they get runny stools, and it usually stops.

Yes I AM beside myself. It's getting ridiculuos. I started the chicken today instead of hamburger so we'll see how it goes.

[diggy4]

Originally Posted by tdessauer

Awe, that did make me smile. My little baby....how sweet is diggy. Spread eagle.

Yes Diggy told me to tell everyone....he doesnt mind being posted spread eagle .....He says, There's no shame in my game!!! lol

[paulapoo]

Tara,
I could hear Otis's belly gurgling and bubbling. Plus, it usually corresponded with me trying to change his food too quickly, or a new "smoke" flavored treat or something. If I change his food it has to be very slowly, like over 2 weeks. I hope Dr. Lisa gives you some better answers. It's so hard when you can't figure out what to do to help them. Hang in there. You'll get him straightened out!! Give him a little kiss from me. I wanted to add, Otis didn't seem to digest chicken, he threw it up or pooped it out exactly the way it looked when he swallowed it. Not to say that Boston will do the same, but I just wanted to tell you that.

[tdessauer]

Originally Posted by paulapoo

Tara,
I could hear Otis's belly gurgling and bubbling. Plus, it usually corresponded with me trying to change his food too quickly, or a new "smoke" flavored treat or something. If I change his food it has to be very slowly, like over 2 weeks. I hope Dr. Lisa gives you some better answers. It's so hard when you can't figure out what to do to help them. Hang in there. You'll get him straightened out!! Give him a little kiss from me. I wanted to add, Otis didn't seem to digest chicken, he threw it up or pooped it out exactly the way it looked when he swallowed it. Not to say that Boston will do the same, but I just wanted to tell you that.

Hmmm, okay. I don't hear anything in his tummy and he always lays right on top of me so I think I would hear something. I also hope Dr. Lisa has some answers for me. I'm giving lots of kisses and hopefully tomorrow there will be a happy Boston post

Thanks for all of your thoughts, comments and sentiments, I know they come from the heart.

Tara

[SophieRose]

Sophie had pancreatitis and she couldn't handle hamburger (too greasy). Had the vet done a blood panel to test his protein levels? Re-read your post and my only suggestion to find a specialized vet - internist. A specialist makes all the difference in the world because a regular vet just doesn't have time to research causes. I also found that not all vets are knowledgeable about Yorkies and their sensitive tummies. Warmly, Deborah

[tdessauer]

Originally Posted by SophieRose

Sophie had pancreatitis and she couldn't handle hamburger (too greasy). Had the vet done a blood panel to test his protein levels? Re-read your post and my only suggestion to find a specialized vet - internist. A specialist makes all the difference in the world because a regular vet just doesn't have time to research causes. I also found that not all vets are knowledgeable about Yorkies and their sensitive tummies. Warmly, Deborah

Thanks Deborah, I appreciate the info. Boston is not my yorkie, he's my s**t-zhu/chihuahua mix..Zoey is my yorkie sweety. If the vet I go to tomorrow doesn't have answers I may have to look into the specialist. Many have told me the hamburger is too greasy so I did switch to chicken today, hopefully it gets better. thanks