nicksbedwarmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I don't work. I just quit two weeks ago to move from Misery
(Missouri) to California but I still don't see why he's having
diarrhea. He didn't have it when he went in, just vomiting. They
said diarrhea was normal and were happy that his blood sugar was
staying normal but he stopped eating the prescribed diet at 11:30
a.m. yesterday. I think he was just starving this afternoon and
finally broke down and ate some. I am going to go ahead to the vet
and see what he thinks. I think it's always good to get a second
opinion and I will ask about Giardia or a liver shunt.
I don't think I mentioned that he actually chews on his mouth like
there's something in there before he starts the lovely hurling noise
and then I have a few seconds to get him to the pad before he opens
his mouth really big like he's trying to vomit around something.
Keep in mind, he only does this at night so I just don't know.
During the day, he's fine. At night, after he's not eaten much, it's
throw up and diarrhea city. The diarrhea smells like the
prescription food, is the same color and is all liquid. There is no
solid to it.
--- In [email protected], [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I'm just wondering what happened to the diet the vet prescribed
when this
> pup was sent home? (I agree with what was posted on how this very
important
> topic is impossible to back track on because there are so many
posts after it
> and in it where the subject wasn't changed) I thought Sparky was
sent home on
> a couple days of A/D followed by a specific brand/type of canned
dog food.
> What the vet prescribed is what Sparky should be eating. Trying
out
> different foods on his worn out little system just doesn't make
sense. If Sparky
> won't eat what your vet prescribed you either spend all day
dabbing it on his
> mouth so he licks it off or you call your vet for another vet
approved diet
> for Sparky's circumstances. If you work or something, Sam, you
need to find a
> friend or family member that will nurse and feed Sparky during
this critical
> time when you can't
> katie
>
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