Sign in or Register
Search Forums
Recent Topics
-
Wordle Unlimited: The Addictive Word Game That Never Ends
by
James Lee
14 hours, 39 minutes ago -
How PETG Film is Revolutionizing Eco-Friendly Packaging Materials
by
maxmax morrow
1 week, 3 days ago -
Acana Premium Chunks
by
Ray Cacciatore
1 week, 5 days ago -
The Benefits of Eco-Friendly Cutlery
by
sean zhang
3 weeks, 3 days ago -
Iām considering getting a French Bulldog puppy
by
fofewig934 linxues
2 weeks, 1 day ago
Recent Replies
-
Danielle Dunham on Has your dog stopped eating their kibble?
-
Danielle Dunham on Has your dog stopped eating their kibble?
-
Emma Rose on Affordable Flea Control
-
Hanks Lee on Supplement: Nutra Thrive
-
Hanks Lee on Affordable Flea Control
-
Hanks Lee on Probiotics and canine colitis
-
Apple Fitbit on Iām considering getting a French Bulldog puppy
-
Apple Fitbit on Food Puzzles for Cats
-
Apple Fitbit on Yorkie needing chicken free food but urinary formula for 2 types of crystals
-
Olivia Harris on Ratings understanding
-
Olivia Harris on New member
-
Ethan Johnson on Yorkie needing chicken free food but urinary formula for 2 types of crystals
-
rs1oldg angster on Food Puzzles for Cats
-
ibelu ibelu on Budget friendly dog foods
-
Milly Fillow on Pet Boarding Service in India
Sue S
Forum Replies Created
-
AuthorPosts
-
July 4, 2017 at 10:36 pm in reply to: "Low residue" diet for severe intestinal adhesions? #102729 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibility
Sue S
MemberFrena, can I ask what the long term outcome has been for your companion? I am going through this with my 6 year old Doberman. She developed severe adhesions from a spay surgery in August. In February she became very sick and it turned out she had a blockage due to adhesions. She went through a 5 hour surgery. They had to untangle her intestines and the surgeon said he has only seen these types of adhesions twice in 20 years. 10 days later she had to have another surgery and they removed 3 inches of her intestines. Now here we are 5 months later and she just went though another blockage surgery and once again, severe adhesions. We cannot keep putting her through surgery every 5 months. But the surgeon has said that this is so rare that the few medications that have been tried do not have enough documentation for them to know if they are effective in preventing the recurrence of intestinal adhesions. This is so heartbreaking. Spay surgeries are elective and now I so wish we had never had it done.
-
AuthorPosts
Sign in or Register
Search Forums
Recent Topics
-
Wordle Unlimited: The Addictive Word Game That Never Ends
by
James Lee
14 hours, 39 minutes ago -
How PETG Film is Revolutionizing Eco-Friendly Packaging Materials
by
maxmax morrow
1 week, 3 days ago -
Acana Premium Chunks
by
Ray Cacciatore
1 week, 5 days ago -
The Benefits of Eco-Friendly Cutlery
by
sean zhang
3 weeks, 3 days ago -
Iām considering getting a French Bulldog puppy
by
fofewig934 linxues
2 weeks, 1 day ago
Recent Replies
-
Danielle Dunham on Has your dog stopped eating their kibble?
-
Danielle Dunham on Has your dog stopped eating their kibble?
-
Emma Rose on Affordable Flea Control
-
Hanks Lee on Supplement: Nutra Thrive
-
Hanks Lee on Affordable Flea Control
-
Hanks Lee on Probiotics and canine colitis
-
Apple Fitbit on Iām considering getting a French Bulldog puppy
-
Apple Fitbit on Food Puzzles for Cats
-
Apple Fitbit on Yorkie needing chicken free food but urinary formula for 2 types of crystals
-
Olivia Harris on Ratings understanding
-
Olivia Harris on New member
-
Ethan Johnson on Yorkie needing chicken free food but urinary formula for 2 types of crystals
-
rs1oldg angster on Food Puzzles for Cats
-
ibelu ibelu on Budget friendly dog foods
-
Milly Fillow on Pet Boarding Service in India