[TyrionsDad]

Hey,

I’m Tyrion’s dad. Tyrion is a 6 year old Frenchie with terrible IBD. Just last week we rushed Tyrion to emergency, and I was all but convinced I’d have to put him down. But with an amazing vet, a few days of IV and TLC, he is now on the mend and the symptoms have resolved completely.
Thing is, this is his 2nd such episode in 2 years, such a bad one that is. In a year we have to take him on and off antibiotics 4-5 times, and his situation improves.
My question to you guys is, has anyone used Fecal Micobiata Transplant for their dogs? And what was your experience, how well is your pupper now? And has anyone used poop pills? And your experience with those please.
Thanks in advance for sharing your experiences with me.

[crazy4cats]

Hi Tyrion’s Dad
How is your pup doing?
I have a cat with IBD and tried the fecal transplant with unfortunately, no improvement. I’m curious if you tried it?
Mine is on a novel protein diet with added fiber (psyllium husk powder) and Tylosin. Luckily, It is keeping his diarrhea under control.
Good luck!

[everinder G]

Poop pills are capsules containing freeze-dried fecal material from a healthy donor dog. The idea is simple but powerful — by introducing “good” gut bacteria into your dog’s digestive system, you can help restore a balanced microbiome and reduce inflammation in the gut.

This process, called fecal microbiota transplantation (FMT), has been used successfully in humans for years to treat conditions like chronic Clostridium difficile infections. Now, veterinary science is adapting it for dogs.

[malomurd]

For dogs with stubborn IBD, poop pills may offer new hope. By restoring healthy gut bacteria naturally, they can help your furry friend feel better from the inside out. If your dog has IBD and isn’t responding well to traditional treatments, talk to your vet about whether fecal microbiota capsules could be right for them.
Also, remember to potty train your pet. For example, this guide on potty training https://cavapoo-puppy.dog/blog/training/how-to-potty-train-a-cavapoo-and-stop-indoor-accidents-25/ may be helpful.

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