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Reply To: My Labrador Throws Up Infrequently
My 1 girl has been dealing with this off & on since Feb 2015. She’s on mostly i/d turkey (2 can/day) and 1/2 can low fat chix for lunch w/ probio. Organic boiled chicken added.
The Lab who isn’t yet dx is only on low fat chix until we get results back. She gets same meals & supps for now.
My first girl only really likes the turkey. She was also on kibble last year. That didn’t seem to help much. Despite being on the cans and soaking it. The only kibble I have found that agrees with her long term is Wysong.
I know a biopsy is the best chance for an answer, but the vet doesn’t think we’re there yet.
I have tossed around the idea of endoscopy, but it’s big $ and other things keep coming up (like another dog having IBD). The best I can do right now is manage it as much as possible. Otherwise the other animals will have to make major sacrifices in their requirements and that will just snowball. And it’s not fair to them. All about balancing at the moment.
Thanks for the advice.
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