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Lymphangiectasia
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Richard D
MemberWhat is the best way to treat this disease? Our vet said he should be on a low fat high protein diet. Any suggestions for the proper food and treatment
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MemberThe Honest Kitchen Zeal is a low fat, high protein food.
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Low fat and high protein diets are the standard of care for Lymphangiectasia. It looks like supplementation with the fat soluble vitamins A, D, E and K is also recommended.
I would also speak to my vet and do my own research on supplementing your dog’s diet with digestive enzymes to help with the absorption of protein.
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