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ParticipantFinally got all the blood results back. The Vet said he has low B12 and high folate which is indicative of an inflammatory bacterial over growth in the intestines. The Vet prescribed flagyl as an antibiotic and suggested trying a different food. The Vet accounts the bacterial over growth with a food allergy and since Iāve tried various kibbles and canned foods over the year, Iāve now decided to go raw. On Sunday, I picked up a bag of Primal raw venison and I also ordered a trial sample of Darwinās raw duck food. The lady at the store explained that the transition should be done slowly so Iām feeding him a cube in the morning and one at night mixed with some rice and sweet potato. So far he seems to enjoy it but this morning he threw up (is this part of the adjustment?) but was very content to eat it up. I read that some dogs go through a detox period, so I hope itās just that. Iāll keep you posted on his progress and if the raw food doesnāt work out I may have try home cooked meals. Thanks for replying.
PS ā I have a Vet appointment today and I plan to ask about the giardia and coccidia test.
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