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Dog Unable to Gain Weight - Update
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Well, as it turns out, he has IBD. He doesn't have a typical case which where he has diarrhea often, but his stools don't look like typical stools like Nala. They look as if they've passed through but haven't been digested fully if at all. The veterinarian believes that his IBD wont allow him to digest the carbs he is, and always has been on. So now we're going to start on food trials.
Re: Dog Unable to Gain Weight - Update
yay for answers! Should be easier to find results now.
I'm glad you finally got some answers!
GL with finding a food that works for him. I hope it's a quick process for you!
B/w 1/8: betas 17,345, progesterone 25.6
We have and that's what we're doing currently until the food arrives at the clinic, he's hoping that the food switch alone will be enough to settle his GI tract, and help him gain weight.But if he has to continue to have the powder to that'll be alright, it isn't the worst thing in the world. It's much better than him having to be on a cocktail of different medications.