[nagdu] tummy trouble

[Tracy Carcione]

I wonder if it's just the antibiotics disagreeing with her.  If you're
happy with the food you've been feeding, and she's been doing well until
the antibiotics, I'd try her on her old food for a bit, after the
antibiotics are done, and see how it goes.
I've been feeding twice a day for a long time, ever since one of my dogs
would throw up at 4 A.M. because her stomach was too empty.

I remember my shepherd vomitted after he'd gotten a cortesone pill.  The
vet said the two things weren't related, but I think different, and I
didn't give my boy any more cortesone.
HTH.
Tracy


> Hi List;
> Two weeks ago I put Verona on antibiotics for an infection on her foot.
> Last Sunday she began vomiting it got progressively worse until Friday
> when she stopped eating and drinking. The vet put her on a restricted
> diet, Sellennia, and Tagamate. She's much better but she may indeed have
> the vomiting syndrome many labs get and must have to manage all their
> lives. So, I want to know if I do have to change her food, is there a
> good, nutritious sensitive stomach formula  dry or canned food for her on
> the market? I don't want her coat and skin to suffer, either.
>
> When I start re-introducing her normal food in two weeks, I want a back up
> in case it irritates her stomach.
> Any and all help from this wonderful and resourceful list is greatly
> appreciated.
>
> right now she is on ID twice a day to rest her stomach. It seems to be
> helping.
>
> Be Well,
> Annie C. & Verona, dog guide extraordinaire
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