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Reply To: New rescue and digestive issues
How about 4 or 5 small meals several times a day instead of 1 or 2 big meals. Same amount of food, just divided up.
I would presoak the kibble overnight (fridg). I would stick with the prescription food till she’s stable or as your vet recommends.
When you go to commercial dog food, I would look for a kibble with no potato, such as Zignature Whitefish. Some dogs with sensitive stomachs find potato and sweet potato hard to digest.
Make sure she is drinking water, if not, add a splash to the presoaked kibble.
Continue to work with your vet, and I wouldn’t dispense over the counter meds unless okayed by the vet. Good luck
Ps: ask your vet if it would be okay to add a bite of boiled chopped chicken breast or homemade plain chicken broth (no onion) to her kibble?
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