Ohhh that cursed Sunday night rule

Thanks shes back atleast barking and being semi-obnoxious tonight which is better than she was!!! Now working on a good gallbladder diet..

All I know is it was a long night last night and a long day today cant wait till last outs and I can go to sleep!!!!!!!!

BarbV said:
Crossing fingers and paws here that its just some kind of infection and quickly passed.

And yeah.....why do they always get sick on emergency hours? I'll be honest, though....unless the symptoms are extreme, I no longer rush to emergency. Most times it seems that they have a little gastro or Bacca's meds are out of balance....quickly resolved.
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I never bring them either(especially since I think my kennel is as stocked as good as the vets office with medications), I only went because she was not breathing correctly and I was worried she had aspirated when she vomited since it was still in her nose..which if my office had been opened I would have brought her in and xrayed her myself..lol Ive done that before too:lol: why is there fur in the xray room?!?! LOL
 
Sure hope she is feeling better today! Glad you did the ultra sound,and you followed your gut on this one. Poor Molly! Get better soon
 
I've been off the grid for a few days and just saw this...sorry to hear about Molly's issues, Linda! And the emergency vet visit, oy. I swear they know when it's the weekend. Glad she's got some meds and we'll cross fingers and paws that it works.
 
copper5228 said:
Linda, I am so sorry to hear of your pup's issues! How is she feeling today?

I am actually dealing w/ similar, but not yet as severe, issues w/ my Dash. His liver is slightly enlarged, and as of now, our specialist suspects hyper parathyroidism.

I am keeping you in our thoughts, and paws crossed for a pawsitive outcome.

Hugs...
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Praying for Dash's complete recovery, as well.
 
Just wondering Lightplum what do you feed Molly? I have read in here that an ideal diet for our shelties contains no more than about 25% protein.

When Seamus had gall bladder and liver issues, it seems that his food may have been the culprit. Don't get me wrong he had hepititis, from where we just don't know and that complicated the mix but between you and me I would go for a lower protein.

The threads are full of good foods choices used by our people. I just switched to Fromm's myself after going over the ingredients of about a gazillion dog foods. Fromm's has never had a recall, has lower protein duck and potato and whitefish and potato. You can email them directly and they will send a personalized reply if you have any questions.

Harper Lee, Bridey (formerly known as Billie Burke) and I send hugs and kisses for Molly.

Kate
 
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