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11-09-2005, 01:20 AM
. It is a digestive tract problem which is receiving veterinary attention.I agree that probiotic yoghurt is excellent for re-introducing good bacteria into the gut, but I must point out that too much calcium is very detrimental to puppies
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Location: Spain
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11-09-2005, 06:02 AM
Originally Posted by Thordell
That is what I do Christine, and then add the flaked chicken and yes it is difficult to resist. If I have a dehydrated animal I liquidise the chicken meat in loads of chicken stock and then feed it to the dog a little at a time every hour, it gets the liquid in with some protein as well and I have never known it cause the vomiting to start up again.
Very difficult to resist J & its never let me down either
And all this talk of it makes me want some so going to make some soup today
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11-09-2005, 10:10 AM
Originally Posted by Shadowboxer
I don't think that pyo is a possibility in this case . It is a digestive tract problem which is receiving veterinary attention.I agree that probiotic yoghurt is excellent for re-introducing good bacteria into the gut, but I must point out that too much calcium is very detrimental to puppies
Thank you
Pyo was far from the vets first thought of Parvo
but thank fully she is now back to full health. I am continuing, however, with the anti-biotics until they are finished. Just to be on the safe side
Originally Posted by Christine
And all this talk of it makes me want some so going to make some soup today
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11-09-2005, 07:17 PM
yes in puppies to mutch can be bad but not when you add 1 teaspoon to 2 of the meals aday and for big dogs it is veary good for loose motions
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