Kevin Denly
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Hi everyone…my name is Kevin and my wife Yvette and I have a little girl called Esme who is 10 years old.We are in the UK.
We recently noticed that she had lost weight and our vet weighed her to discover that she had lost nearly a kilo since her last check up in June.
Last week she was 2.9kg and was still losing weight. She was still eating as normal. She had a scan and all the blood and stool tests and the vet is leaning towards it being inflammatory bowel disease rather than stomach lymphoma..she has been given a B12 injection and started on steroids. She is on a high dose for a week which will then be adjusted to suit.
She is now refusing to eat her Royal canin kibbles and is enjoying Purina convalescence wet food on our vets advice.
She is also receiving a probiotic paste.
She has started to regurgitate a lot of the food back up and has quite loose stools still and we wondered if anyone out there had also experienced this condition?…
She is also quite lethargic and a little unsteady on her feet.
We would be very interested to hear how others have dealt with this and any advice would be gratefully received
Many thanks in advance…
We recently noticed that she had lost weight and our vet weighed her to discover that she had lost nearly a kilo since her last check up in June.
Last week she was 2.9kg and was still losing weight. She was still eating as normal. She had a scan and all the blood and stool tests and the vet is leaning towards it being inflammatory bowel disease rather than stomach lymphoma..she has been given a B12 injection and started on steroids. She is on a high dose for a week which will then be adjusted to suit.
She is now refusing to eat her Royal canin kibbles and is enjoying Purina convalescence wet food on our vets advice.
She is also receiving a probiotic paste.
She has started to regurgitate a lot of the food back up and has quite loose stools still and we wondered if anyone out there had also experienced this condition?…
She is also quite lethargic and a little unsteady on her feet.
We would be very interested to hear how others have dealt with this and any advice would be gratefully received
Many thanks in advance…