Liver shunt, pancreatitis and crystals in kidneys

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Re: Liver shunt, pancreatitis and crystals in kidneys

Post by Oscar 12345 » 24 Nov 2018, 09:23

James and Katherine, heartbreaking for you, I am so sorry for your loss. :( She isn't in pain any more and sometimes the decision is just taken out of your hands really. Sending you lots of hugs and best wishes. :ymhug:
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Re: Liver shunt, pancreatitis and crystals in kidneys

Post by zeta1454 » 24 Nov 2018, 12:16

So sorry for your loss. RIP Pepper xx
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Re: Liver shunt, pancreatitis and crystals in kidneys

Post by Schnauzer Sam » 24 Nov 2018, 13:18

James and Katherine,

I'm really sorrow to read about Pepper. Losing a loved pet so young is a terrible thing to deal with. RIP Pepper.
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Re: Liver shunt, pancreatitis and crystals in kidneys

Post by schnauzer » 25 Nov 2018, 18:55

James & Katherine, i’m So sorry you both did your best for Pepper. Yes it hurts & it will for a long long time , take care xx
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Re: Liver shunt, pancreatitis and crystals in kidneys

Post by Dinkum » 27 Nov 2018, 07:11

The hardest part of taking care of a dog is saying goodbye. Our thoughts are with you.
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Re: Liver shunt, pancreatitis and crystals in kidneys

Post by Dinkum » 28 Nov 2018, 07:05

For those of you that also have a dog prone to pancreatitis, Nutriment have introduced a new range of raw "support" food. Some of the products are low in fat, which will help with pancreatitis and some will be good for dogs recovering from surgery and other ailments. Unfortunately, it was too late for Pepper, but hopefully someone else reading this topic, will find the information useful.

https://www.nutriment.co.uk/nutriment-r ... -and-brand
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