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Yorkie needing chicken free food but urinary formula for 2 types of crystals
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Andrea L
ParticipantHi,
I have an 11 year old Yorkie who has food allergies or intolerances (causing itching, skin lesions),it’s also likely that she has outdoor allergies since in the spring/summer she will easily develop eye/ear infections. After trying beef, pork alternatives with no luck, the fish based food I started her on cleared up her skin within the first 2 weeks of her being on it .A year and a half later she developed a bladder infection that showed 2 types of crystals in her urine. Supposedly caused b y the dog food . Her vet put her on Royal Canin SO to clear the crystals and it worked ,yet within 3-4 months of being on this food (chicken based which I knew yet my vet said the crystals was much more of a concern than the itchy skin issue ) she has again broken out with lessons and is all over itchy. Her yearly bloodwork (a few weeks ago) showed a crazy liver #,thyroid was checked and all normal so she goes for liver ultrasound Monday .I’m assuming the liver is completely separate form anything else she’s dealing with . From everything I’ve read allergy testing is inconclusive . Im looking for advice on how to help her be comfortable and not itch the rest of her life yet not have bladder issues . Im not sure what to feed her or if I should stay on the SO diet to control the crystals and then pursue allergy meds once we resolve the liver issue . I’m honestly at a loss and I’m against medication if I possible.
Thank you for any help /advice
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ParticipantI have a 3 year old maltipoo with exactly what you are going through except for the liver thing. She had the food allergies like yours so, we put her on fish diet. Then after a year she got the crystals and we are now feeding her Hills c/d food with chicken. So, we bought a home allergy DNA test and are hoping that once we find out what she can’t have we can talk to s canine nutritionist. We don’t know what else to do and the Vet has no idea what to do!!! When and if we get this figured out I will keep posting the results and maybe it will help someone else in the same situation.
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