Be aware, nausea and diarrhea are likely to follow the ingestion of Neoplasene.
Again, I am not 100% positive, but I would say 85% of certainty is guaranteed. Over the last week, I've been trying, unsuccessfully, to get rid of his diarrhea. It's a tough feat. Chicken and rice will only be an interesting food choice for so long, especially once your pooch figures out that he can have pretty much anything these days. With just rice and chicken, the poopage improves ... without (because he's associating rice and chicken with Neoplasene now, thus forcing me to switch things up) the diarrhea comes right back... It's a never-ending battle at this point. He's currently taking Colostrum and I started him on Pet Dophilus - I'm hoping it will improve things at the rear end... Poor pup.
Other than that, his legs remain weak, and since I'm working from home all day today, he's lazy and just laying around, instead of being bouncy and trying to impress me like he usually does when I get back home from work.
Definitely looking forward to what acupuncture might be able to do for him.
Hi Mareike. Well this is certainly a trial by fire and I so admire your determination to do all that you can do for your sweetheart. I would do the same if I were given the chance. I hope the acupuncture gives the Spark some relief...he can't be feeling too 'bouncy' when its threatening at both ends.
ReplyDeleteTake good care.
Sometimes I really wonder if I'm doing the right thing? But then I see those bouncy moments of joy in him, and I think "Yep! It is!" ... but then days like today I often sit by his side, petting him, and asking him if 'this' is alright, or whether I'm pushing him ... If I don't see a difference from the acupuncture in the next couple of weeks, I'm going to switch course. The nausea is not bad, only in the mornings (he doesn't throw up), because for the rest of the day he's pigging out on food. The diarrhea is somewhat okay too. I just wish he had more strength. :(
ReplyDeleteHe knows you love him.
ReplyDeletePeace.