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Hello all-
You probably have seen me post recently about my French Bulldog/Boston Terrier Mix Fudge (has IBD), well he has a super energetic sister named Sundae (same parents different litter). Sundae loves to have her nose down and licking anything and everything in sight. She is usually not super sensitive as Fudge. She loves to lick bird poop which I try to keep a close eye and keep her away and sometimes find rodent droppings. On Monday Sundae was outside in the backyard and ate a mushroom (I usually go out every morning and pick any mushrooms I see in the yard-i guess I missed the one) our backyard sees a lot of sun so by the afternoon the mushrooms are shriveled up and only Sundae can find them. She was totally fine and acting her normal self the rest of the day. Thursday morning she ate breakfast, right after breakfast she vomited. i took her outside immediately because I know with Fudge he has thrown up in the past if he is holding his pee/poop. She went outside and she pooped twice. I went to work and asked my husband to report back if she was acting any different. He left work an hour after me and said she was acting normal. I went back home around noon to feed both pups lunch and Sundae was a little quiet but seemed okay. I fed her lunch (not her usual amount), 10 minutes after feeding her she began to throw up. Fudge was refusing to eat so I had him settled back into his crate while I tended to her. She threw up about 12 times ( not large amounts) within the hour. I checked her crate and noticed she had thrown up and ate it while we were at work. If I saw that before feeding her I would have called the vet immediately. I called the vet and took her in, she was dehydrated - they ended up giving her an ant nausea shot and did blood work. She rested the rest of the afternoon. She was looking for food around 8pm I gave her a little bit of her food and some white rice. She slept through the night. Yesterday she seemed to have a little more energy, the vet called and told me that one of her liver enzymes was slightly elevated - she wanted me to take her in today (Saturday) to recheck the levels. She wanted to see if the levels have increased, decreased or stayed the same. She is calling me back tomorrow with the results. She pooped for me twice today, the outside is her normal brown color but the inside is a brighter orange brown color. We are hoping her levels are back to normal. If her liver enzyme level has increased or stayed the same - what is the next recommended step? Fudge does well with all the homeopathic remedies. Sundae has been fairly healthy so we have not had to use anything. Also do you think an Assisi loop treatment might benefit her?
You probably have seen me post recently about my French Bulldog/Boston Terrier Mix Fudge (has IBD), well he has a super energetic sister named Sundae (same parents different litter). Sundae loves to have her nose down and licking anything and everything in sight. She is usually not super sensitive as Fudge. She loves to lick bird poop which I try to keep a close eye and keep her away and sometimes find rodent droppings. On Monday Sundae was outside in the backyard and ate a mushroom (I usually go out every morning and pick any mushrooms I see in the yard-i guess I missed the one) our backyard sees a lot of sun so by the afternoon the mushrooms are shriveled up and only Sundae can find them. She was totally fine and acting her normal self the rest of the day. Thursday morning she ate breakfast, right after breakfast she vomited. i took her outside immediately because I know with Fudge he has thrown up in the past if he is holding his pee/poop. She went outside and she pooped twice. I went to work and asked my husband to report back if she was acting any different. He left work an hour after me and said she was acting normal. I went back home around noon to feed both pups lunch and Sundae was a little quiet but seemed okay. I fed her lunch (not her usual amount), 10 minutes after feeding her she began to throw up. Fudge was refusing to eat so I had him settled back into his crate while I tended to her. She threw up about 12 times ( not large amounts) within the hour. I checked her crate and noticed she had thrown up and ate it while we were at work. If I saw that before feeding her I would have called the vet immediately. I called the vet and took her in, she was dehydrated - they ended up giving her an ant nausea shot and did blood work. She rested the rest of the afternoon. She was looking for food around 8pm I gave her a little bit of her food and some white rice. She slept through the night. Yesterday she seemed to have a little more energy, the vet called and told me that one of her liver enzymes was slightly elevated - she wanted me to take her in today (Saturday) to recheck the levels. She wanted to see if the levels have increased, decreased or stayed the same. She is calling me back tomorrow with the results. She pooped for me twice today, the outside is her normal brown color but the inside is a brighter orange brown color. We are hoping her levels are back to normal. If her liver enzyme level has increased or stayed the same - what is the next recommended step? Fudge does well with all the homeopathic remedies. Sundae has been fairly healthy so we have not had to use anything. Also do you think an Assisi loop treatment might benefit her?
