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Reply To: Dogs Diagnosed with IBD
Hey Anne! He was diagnosed with pancreatitis. He started with vomiting one morning, took him to the vet and they said it was probably just a belly ache from ibd. Well then exactly one week later he was vomiting again except this time it was 3 times within a few hours and couldn’t hold down food. He wanted food but just could hold it down. he was extremely sad, tail down(tail is only down when he DOWN) so I knew something was up a week before it all started. Well a few days after his second vomiting incident he stopped eating so we let him stay overnight to get fluids but it never got to diarrhea. With his ibd he did have the exploratory surgery but they never told us what kind he had. The first specialist we saw wasn’t very nice. Our issue now is that he’s ok still, not himself. Hes up every two hours at night. Sometimes pacing in our room. He wants to eat every two hours too. He’s just not himself. About two weeks ago he had about 5 days where he was perfect! It was my old baby boy! We didn’t change anything so idk what helped vs what could’ve changed in him. Then he went right back to the new ways of being sad and desperate for food all the time.
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