[Holly C]

Thanks! She a sweetie!!

[Holly C]

Sophie was fine except for the vomiting- happy, playful and always willing to eat anything in front of her. I cooked for her at the time – Her food mix was made by a local vet and very similar to the Honest Kitchen mix where you add your own meat. She was 2 and I never changed her diet at that time. For the past 4- 5 years she’s been on Royal Canin SO because she started having urinary issues and stones. Like I said, she’s 14 which is ancient for a Frenchie, but she’s doing well.

[Holly C]

That was basically it – just the daily vomiting. It wasn’t even always after she ate. Sometimes it was the frothy bile- like yellow stuff. The vet could see the hernia on an x-ray right at the bottom of her esophogus.

• This reply was modified 9 years, 9 months ago by Holly C.

[Holly C]

Just curious if the vet ruled out a Hiatal Hernia. My French Bulldog was diagnosed early on with one- she vomited just about every day. She’s on a daily dose of Prilosec and shes been fine for 14 years. Good luck.

• This reply was modified 9 years, 9 months ago by Holly C.

[Holly C]

Just an update, I switched to Nature’s Variety Prairie Chicken and Brown Rice and so far my Havanese had been perfect and he loves the food. The Protein is 22.5% as opposed to 38% in the Orijen and the fat is 13% as opposed to 18% . I’ve even added back a little Stella and Chewys as a topper and his stool is fine. Good Luck.

[Holly C]

I’m having the same issue with my 2 year old Havanese. A month ago he started with loose stools. I had the vet check his stools and no parasites etc. He’s been on Orijen and stella and chewys chicken since he’s a puppy. I want to try a lower protein food and see if that helps. I have to check the fat content – that a very good point. He’s been on a probiotic which seems to help a bit. He’s a picky eater so this is a real challange. The Wellness sounds promising. Thanks for the suggestion- I’ll give it a try.

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