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weezerweeks
ParticipantMy yorkie has been on long term use of Pepcid for his digestive issues. My vet suggested it. said it wouldnāt hurt him but Iāve been reading it can delete his b12. Anyone know about this? It really works but Iām scared now.
Susie
MemberMine takes PEpcid also and was super low on b12. So now we buy cobalequin b12 from our vet and he gets it daily. Iām concerned too because i donāt know if the supplements work when on Pepcid. You can test b12 and folate. It isnāt cheap. I donāt know if knowing their b12 serum is really going to matter though because maybe it will show high since they are being supplemented. I wish i had answers for you and me. Is your dog on Pepcid forever? Mine is supposed to be. I give it about 3 times a week now instead of daily. Please post if you find anything out. Maybe someone will have answers for us.
Susie
MemberI will add that I think mine was low prior to being on Pepcid. He was having major gi issues and diagnosed with IBD. He was low folate too. We supplement b12 and folate because b12 needs folate to absorb.
Kimberly S
ParticipantHave either of you tried purchasing your supplements online through Chewy or 1800PETMEDS? Just a suggestion for a cost savings measure. Especially if this is something that your fur babies need to be on forever it might be worth a look. Just a suggestion.
Best of luck in keeping your babies healthy!!
Thatās what is important.
KimSusie
MemberThanks. I buy everything but vitamin b and Pepcid from chewy. I get nutramax Cobalequin and itās way over priced thru vet but i found Affordablevwt.com that sells it for less. Just not sure they are legit.
weezerweeks
ParticipantI donāt buy anything from 1-800 meds because I had a friend who bought heartworm medicine from them and gave it every month and her dog got heartworms. They had to pay for the treatment because she proved it. I think it had something to do with storage. Susie Iāve heard that only the injections work. Iām going to see my vet tomorrow to see what he says.
Susie
MemberI believe there is new research that says oral is as effective as injections per Texas a & m. But if your dog doesnāt have Intrinsic factor you may need injections and maybe if your dogās gut is so out of whack it may not work. Max did get retested and his levels rose after the oral so st least it worked for him. I wasnāt keen on injections which we did for a while. He hates it and I didnāt like giving him all the crap that is included in the b12 injection. Heās small and i wonder if the synthetic b12 is safe for him. I will just purchase through the vet. A bottle lasts forever because now he takes half a tablet a day rather than one.
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