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Well, then I don't think she likes the bland food you've been providing her.


Have you tried a sonic double bacon cheeseburger with tots???
 
Mr. Breeze said:
Well, then I don't think she likes the bland food you've been providing her.


Have you tried a sonic double bacon cheeseburger with tots???
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I have. It's delicious.

Not for her though.

Seriously though I have to avoid fatty or processed foods due to her liver condition. Which sucks because that's what this fat bitch wants to eat
 
The fact that she's not eating grass leads me to believe her issues is not in her gut.

A dog with gut issues will eat grass, everytime.

Possible she has a twisted stomach, as some breeds get, but shoulda shown on x-ray, and she'd be dead by now if it stayed twisted for this long.
 
She's still with us



Subcutaneous fluids and bloodwork today. Won't have results for 2 days. Testing her liver enzymes. If they're worse, and/or if her coag tests come back abnormal we're in deep shit. I'm taking her in for IV fluids tomorrow to try and get some nutrients and perhaps nausea under control, though I'm not convinced it's nausea.

She's being a brat about food, not getting enough calories. This is day 2 of an appetite stimulant. Sort of works, but she avoids lots of the food I have for her. Boiled chicken seems to be all shes interested in. I've made rice, sweet potatoes, pumpkin, nonfat yogurt, eggs, and boiled chicken.

I bought 3 different prescription foods. Cost me out the ass. She doesn't want any of them.

I'll be in severe debt if this keeps up.

Having a dog is a bad investment
 
I just thought of something.

If she likes the Chipotle taste maybe you could put their sauce or whatever on healthy food.
 
Hovering around 38lbs. 42 is light. 45 is acceptable. 48 is expected.

She has to avoid certain proteins, sodium, and fats.

All the shit she loves apparently
 
I know this goes against the brainwashed society we live in, but sometimes we have to ask ourselves. What would a dog eat in the wild?

I’ll bet not a single vet has recommended a RAW diet.
Dogs stomachs and GI tracks are much different than ours. I have 4 packs of turkey necks in my refrigerator right now. I give them the whole thing. Outside so they don’t make a mess, but they usually never hit the floor.

Also, have you tried bone broth?
 
My inlaws Lab had major health issues. Diet was kibble and whatever my Mother in law would add - GREEN BEANS! and shit like that. Finally convinced them to put the dog on a REAL meat ONLY diet and it's health improved 100%. Even seeing the results right in front of her,she still thinks the dog needs to eat veg. :wtf:
 
Steve439 said:
I just thought of something.

If she likes the Chipotle taste maybe you could put their sauce or whatever on healthy food.
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This, flavor to taste!

When I was doing chemo I didn't feel like eating. I never puked, but food had no taste. I ate because I knew I had to. I learned to simply put a ton of vinegar on my food or a ton of BBQ sauce (not good for diabetes). By doing that I started to eat somewhat normally again.

My favorite local Italian restaurant would give me a fresh bottle of vinegar anytime I came in there, they knew. If I knew I was headed there for lunch (to escape my office) I would call ahead and place an order so by the time I got there it was not only made, but the roll was SOGGY from all the vinegar! Sometimes I had to eat it with a knife and fork, I couldn't pick it up, and that was perfect!
 
Patriot Racer said:
I know this goes against the brainwashed society we live in, but sometimes we have to ask ourselves. What would a dog eat in the wild?

I’ll bet not a single vet has recommended a RAW diet.
Dogs stomachs and GI tracks are much different than ours. I have 4 packs of turkey necks in my refrigerator right now. I give them the whole thing. Outside so they don’t make a mess, but they usually never hit the floor.

Also, have you tried bone broth?
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I have put broth out by itself, as well as mixed with chicken. She doesn't care for much right now. I'm assuming nausea is still prevalent and generally she still feels unwell. The appetite stimulant seems to work, so her pathways still work but something is keeping her from wanting to take food
 
Since dogs are always hovering things up without tasting them (usually), its possible she ate something and it took awhile for her body to clean it out.
 
  • Clean rocker stud holes
  • Clean intake valves
  • Clean heads
  • Clean out lifter valley
  • Clean dirt off new lifters
  • Assembly lube lifter holes
  • Drop in lifters,
  • Install guide plates and thread seal rocker studs
  • Torque rocker studs and double check guide plate alignment
  • Measure for pushrod length
  • Order pushrods if necessary
  • Hang out with dickless
I'll be happy if I get all that done tomorrow
 
Patriot Racer said:
I know this goes against the brainwashed society we live in, but sometimes we have to ask ourselves. What would a dog eat in the wild?

I’ll bet not a single vet has recommended a RAW diet.
Dogs stomachs and GI tracks are much different than ours. I have 4 packs of turkey necks in my refrigerator right now. I give them the whole thing. Outside so they don’t make a mess, but they usually never hit the floor.

Also, have you tried bone broth?
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i kinda always wanted to buy this for our wiem. seen it on dirty jobs yrs ago.

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