Miko's Tummy Trouble -Part 485

naah, Miko does not have it. You just had a rough start. Get him off to raw diet as soon as you can manage and everything will be fine.
It is first year medical student problem- read medical book and find all those conditions in themselves:lol:
 
naah, Miko does not have it. You just had a rough start. Get him off to raw diet as soon as you can manage and everything will be fine.
It is first year medical student problem- read medical book and find all those conditions in themselves:lol:

Yeah... you're probably right! It's funny... about myself, I'm totally not an alarmist about my health. But about this little guy, I guess because he can't tell me what's wrong or how he's feeling, I can't help but worry like crazy!!:rolleyes2:
 
there is significant reason and explanation for what Miko is going trough.
Little medical secret- when doctors have no idea what is going with patient, they come up with something like exocrine pancreatic insufficiency, label it autoimmune and wash their hands :no:
 
there is significant reason and explanation for what Miko is going trough.
Little medical secret- when doctors have no idea what is going with patient, they come up with something like exocrine pancreatic insufficiency, label it autoimmune and wash their hands :no:

I have no doubt that there's a reason... but what is it!!!???? :confused2:
 
When Mally became a year old it seemed like his digestive system straightened out on it's own. To this day the only "people food" he gets are, carrots, green beans, apples and his glucosamine pill wrapped in a little bit of bread. Other than that just his dry food a half a cup twice a day and he does great. Thank God.
 
Dog food- have you tried?

I was looking over this web site for Breeders choice as I got a sample of the
Active care and noticed on the tetimonials they have some that dogs have had colon issues and I thought of Miko.

Can't get it to link here but it is Breeders Choice if you want to research it.
Hope he is feeling better today.
 
I was looking over this web site for Breeders choice as I got a sample of the
Active care and noticed on the tetimonials they have some that dogs have had colon issues and I thought of Miko.

Can't get it to link here but it is Breeders Choice if you want to research it.
Hope he is feeling better today.

Thank you! This should be reason No. 485730 to join the Sheltie Forums. - You're not the only one looking out for the welfare of your dog!!

He's definitely feeling better. The Medi-Cal is working well. The ingredients aren't so hot... but at this point, I think it's really important to give his system a break.. and if that means feeding easy to digest, but kind of crummy ingredients, so be it. :wink2:

I'll look into the Breeders Choice as soon as I get home from work... sshhhh.. don't tell anyone I'm posting from work!! :eek2:
 
hmm, I got a little confused here, checked up on Breeders choice and they are using avocado as one of main ingredients... shucks, this is still open debate whether it is poisonous for dogs or not... then I am looking at Active Care and they list chicken bone cartilage...

What makes Active Care® different from the competition?
What makes the Active Care® system different is natural chicken cartilage and our patented method of obtaining it:lol:. Many dog foods have taken an easy leap onto the healthy joint bandwagon by adding varying amounts of synthetic forms of chondroitin and glucosamine then claiming to promote good joint health. Natural chicken cartilage provides the all-important GAGs in an all natural stable form so there are no chemical side effects. With natural chicken cartilage, Active Care® is specifically created to maintain good joint health.
Why is natural cartilage so important?
All Active Care® products are made with natural cartilage because they provide complete joint nutrition with substantially more total GAGs and other nutrients healthy joints need. Natural chicken cartilage provides significantly higher quantities of all the GAGs including glucosamine, chondroitin sulfate, and hyaluronic acid to supply the cartilage cells with the building blocks they need to help re-build joints. In their natural unprocessed form, these nutrients are easy for your dog’s system to recognize and absorb.
those guys made me laugh- patented way to obtain chicken cartilage...:confused2:
Thanks for the good laugh!
 
Thanks SheltieChe for telling it like it is on this food. I had a few questions on it myself but wanted to share the site.
 
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