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    cori R
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    Thank you everyone for all the replies. I took Teddy yesterday to his Vet and she thinks that may be food allergies. She gave me to try HA Hydrolyzed Canine Formula by PURINA VET…but honestly I’m not 100% sure as it main source of protein is Soy.
    She also suggested to change the prohibiotic to FortiFlora by Purina as well.
    I will be doing some blood work for food allergies and maybe an ultrasound of his belly in the next few days.

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    cori R
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    Red…Thank you again for the article.

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    cori R
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    Hi Red,

    Thank you for replying back.
    The Vet at the emergency clinic said that it could be viral and did feces test which cameback negative for Gardia. The only gave me antibiotics for 7 days but not solid reason on why the blood. I asker if they need to do more testing and she said no… Thank you for you advice.

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    cori R
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    Good day everyone,

    I have a Yorkie/Poodle mix dog , who will be 6 year old in January 2016.
    About 16 months ago, he suffered an Acute Pancreatitis attack and was in the hospital for 3 days.
    Ever since them, it has been a struggle to find the perfect food for him, as he needs to be in a very low fat diet and he will not eat any of the recommended by the vet.
    Because of that my only choice was to cook for him and did a saliva test by Dr. Jean Dodds and the results were not good news at all. He is sensitive to most carbs (Rice, Oatmeal, Potatoes, sweet potatoes), all fish, chicken, beef, Duck, Venison.
    The only protein Koby can eat is Lamb. So, with recommendations of a holistic Vet. I have been feeding Koby, Boiled/smash cassava root with carrots and boiled lamb (with all fat removed), I also add vitamins and L-Glutamine to the food and give him probiotic…Koby has been in that diet for over a year now, the thing I have been noticing on his poo is that he always have mucus, some days more than others and at times very soft stool with traces of blood. On Aug 19, 2015. I have to rush him and my other dog (Teddy) to the emergency as both of them have diarrhea and drops of blood. Just to make something clear Teddy is my other dog (Minni-Poodle mix, who is 2 Ā½ years old) and both are in the same diet) Teddy diarrhea was very bloody and lots of mucus. The vet did stool analicys and couldnā€™t find any parasites and they were put in antibiotics for 7 days…Koby still has diarrhea and for the last couple days , I see traces of blood and lots of mucus. Teddy is also having issues with gas and stomach noises. Iā€™m beyond frustrated, as I donā€™t know what to do anymore for the little ones.
    Do you think that is the cassava roots making them sick now?
    Should I go back to kibble? Is so, any recommendations for dogs that are highly sensitive?
    I have an appt with the Holistic vet tomorrow afternoon, Is there anything I should ask for him to check?
    I appreciated your help…Thank you ļŒ

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