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December 26, 2017 at 3:50 pm in reply to: Dog diagnosed with IBD and who also suffered from pancreatitis #109137 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibility
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Memberthank you everyone for all the info you have supplied. i truly appreciate it!!!
anon101 i am now in the research mode regarding āplant proteinā sources. thank you for the info you sent.
susan, i ordered the tylan powder. also the info for the youtube video i will watch as well.
we have not been ādiagnosedā with SIBO or IBD. i am a person who will not only see my vet with any small issue but also knows when to ātreat the symptomsā vs running to every single specialist out there who in the end usually has you ātreat the symptomsā until you become what my vet calls āa statistic in someone elseās bookā. i have learned the hard way regarding this with other animals which i wonāt get into here. for me i am fortunate it is not about the money, it is about the sanity of the dog being poked and prodded at by so many strangers. malinois donāt do so well with that. there is a breaking point with every dog, iām just not willing to go there for the dogs sake!
so what i have done after being told to put a high energy dog who can stress (not panic, it is the drive of the dog āanother subjectā) on high fiber diet. at this point, from the foods i have tried (orijen tundra included. love that food) along with pumpkin (usually made it worse) after hearing susan talk about āhigh fiberā being bad juju for SIBO i put it together and stopped which resulted in the dog not having so many soft poops. however, the reason i chose to go to rx was after reading several vet case studies and the symptoms fit at that point (straining and soft poops) i was on the rx for 10 days. stopped a week later trying the totw sm MIXED with sd low-fat gastro at first worked then stopped. i went back to the rx for three days and cut back on totw sm still mixed with sd low fat gastro. still issues. today, i went to sd gastro (NOT LOW FAT) and have yet to see a poop. hopefully tonight. i also took note the sd low fat had more fiber than the sd non low fat. now iām going to straight sd gastro for a few days to see if it is indeed the protein to fiber ratio causing his issues. he has had LIMITED STRAINING since the first round of rx which that is a good thing.
i have also given the āpro-pectalin tabā off and on during the whole course of when i noticed he was not gaining weight a few months ago which could be contributed to growth spurt or mal absorption or not enough food for training. since then in 4 weeks he has gained even with continuing small issues FOUR POUNDS!!! a POUND A WEEK!!!!! iām super happy about that! so anyhow, at the moment because of the type of work we do, (high stress work) i have a bag of royal canin gastro high energy waiting in the background. it has higher fat 18% 23% protein but like 3-3.5% fiber. hoping this will workout and that i can again try to go back to mixing the orijen tundra in because of the protein sources.
there is so much great information here from all yāall that take the time to post. and like someone said i think it was taylor, people that come here are looking for answers they are not getting elsewhere. so for that thank you very much for taking time out of your busy schedules to help others.
December 23, 2017 at 8:35 am in reply to: Dog diagnosed with IBD and who also suffered from pancreatitis #108868 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycynthia w
Memberare peas the same as lentils? ānot chickpeasā just āpeasā
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December 22, 2017 at 2:59 pm in reply to: Dog diagnosed with IBD and who also suffered from pancreatitis #108835 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycynthia w
Memberthank you anon101 i created a new post after i realized i messed up. Merry Christmas!
December 22, 2017 at 2:16 pm in reply to: Dog diagnosed with IBD and who also suffered from pancreatitis #108833 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycynthia w
Membersorry fanette, i think i accidentally posted in your thread. i cant figure out how to delete it. š
December 22, 2017 at 1:34 pm in reply to: Dog diagnosed with IBD and who also suffered from pancreatitis #108827 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilitycynthia w
Memberhi,
im new to the forums and accidentally found yāall yesterday researching.
let me give you some history regarding my dogs.
i have malinois (yes the high energy dogs) i have a young puppy who has had on and off troubles since i have been trying to ween him off of the science diet low-fat gastro food. he just wasnt gaining weight on it. he is very high energy and have realized i will have to feed him more than the other two mals who are just normally āspun outā ))) soooooo, i started with natureās instinct duck, (i now know that was not a good decision) to mix with the sdlfg food. he just never had a consistent poop. never a blow out poop, just soft and sometimes cow patty looking. then i tried him on the natures variety venison. no one did well on that one. so recently i tried the orijen tundra. i knew this was high protein and fat ratio but i thought iāll just introduce really slowly, like turtle slow. first off i noticed that his scratching he had had since very young and attributed to detergents, bully sticks and dust mites started to subside. (so definitely wrong on all my guesses) but i also noticed his poop was starting to get softer. i am still not convinced it is not because of the amount i increased his food too from three cups a day fed am/pm to 4.5-5 cups a day fed 4x per day. slowly i started increasing the orijen and weening off the sd. however, i started to see more softer poops. it would be good in the morning and sometimes in the afternoon, but it would be softer (sometimes cow patty) in the evening. i also increased the feed for the other two (both full sisters). everyone started to get softer poops. sometimes very loose. so ok, iām feeding too much of the rich stuff. but the male actually started straining the more of the orijen i would add to the feed. so i did a 10 day course of metronidazole. somewhere in the 3rd day he stopped straining, so i was pretty sure he had a bacteria overload the rx was helping. he was off the rx for about a week and iām still feeding the increased orijen and he slowly but sure starts to strain again, no where like it was a few weeks ago, but still i didnāt want to go there again. so i found your knowledge regarding sibo and went out and bought the totw sm food. i also put him on the rx again last night. iām not feeding the orijen. i went cold turkey, (i know that is bad, but what is worse, the high fat content or starting w the rx)? so his poop this am was really good. he actually didnt poop at 3 am when my husband takes them all out or when i took him out at 7am. he pooped around 9:30am and it was good looking poop. however commaā¦ā¦ā¦ i did put my other two females on it and the litter mate had very loose stool this morning. (litter mate food increase fed 3x daily) last night i gave her a propectalin (love that stuff) and no poop at 3am but at about 12pm today, it started good and went soft, really soft. (she had an increase of food about 2 weeks ago) i also gave her the rx as well after soft poop. the older sibling has been on straight orijen for a couple weeks with food increase (fed 2x daily) she would sometimes have half loose stools at night. i first thought this was all due to all the action in the kennels. they are constantly barking at each other. (did i mention they are high drive š š š ) plus i work them each a few times a day.
i just ordered the tylan powder as well. just wondering if there is anything im missing.
susanā¦.. you seem to have so much experience with sibo do you have any suggestions????? please anyone who has advice, it is truly appreciated.
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