pancretis

My dog had pancretis twice this week and was brought home for recovery last night at 7. She was fine, then this morning she wouldn't eat or act normal so I took her back to the vet they said she was just weak. I need her to eat something is dog food with some chicken broth on it ok?

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nikkie1580

Sep 20, 2010

To: liljeeplover

Chicken broth is OK home made is best or some with no sodium.Also my dogs have had pancreatitis before more then once (i have a breed that are prone to it) here is how we get them to eat it is also bland and good on there tummy when recovering, boiled chicken breast and boiled rice with a little of the liquid from boiled chicken only give this if she does not have a chicken or grain allergies. Good luck and hope she has a speedy recover.

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