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    Tits Malone, PI — 4 weeks ago(March 05, 2026 07:23 PM)

    What brand of kibble?
    Donna/LadyGigi Savige needs to sit her ass down!

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      Lilith — 4 weeks ago(March 05, 2026 07:32 PM)

      Royal Canin PW, Moderate Calorie
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        Panther — 4 weeks ago(March 05, 2026 03:12 AM)

        My dog loves Sweet Potatoes of any kind lol.

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          Lilith — 4 weeks ago(March 05, 2026 02:30 PM)

          How do you give them to her?
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            TaraDeS — 4 weeks ago(March 05, 2026 02:40 PM)

            Throw it and snap it!

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              Panther — 4 weeks ago(March 05, 2026 07:35 PM)

              Baked and just mashed or chopped up plain with nothing on it. She gobbles it right up lol.

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                Lilith — 3 weeks ago(March 05, 2026 09:05 PM)

                Have you ever tried giving her raw slices?
                I'm going to try a slice of raw potato and see if he'll take it. If not, I can certainly bake it for him.
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                  Panther — 3 weeks ago(March 05, 2026 09:22 PM)

                  I have not. Is that ok for them to eat them raw?
                  She has had stomach issues for a month now. Several tests and nothing conclusive. Vet suspecting IBS, stress induced Colitis or IBD. For 1 or 2 days she'll be her usual chipper self with a huge appetite eating twice a day, looking for more stuff to eat. Then will have 1 day of no appetite, frequent bathroom trips passing yucky stuff.

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                    Lilith — 3 weeks ago(March 05, 2026 10:00 PM)

                    As far as I know, yes, they can eat them raw. Don't see why not. But I just sliced a piece off to give to him as a treat, and it's a no-go. He's not even remotely interested in it, so if I want to add more sweet potato to his diet, I'm going to have to bake it and see if he prefers it that way. If not, I'll just eat them.
                    Did you talk to your vet about changing up her diet, maybe home cooked meals (like boiled chicken or fish and rice), applesauce, pumpkin (that's supposed to help with tummy issues too I think). Maybe there are simple, easy to digest foods she can eat. Is she on any meds to help her? I can imagine how frustrating and scary this must feel for you.
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                      Panther — 3 weeks ago(March 05, 2026 10:21 PM)

                      You can maybe heat the piece in the microwave for a couple minutes to soften it and see if he'll eat it.
                      The vet put her on another special prescription diet for digestive issues. She absolutely loves the food when she is feeling hungry. Yes this is so scary and frustrating. Also feeling bad for her because I imagine all the discomfort she must be feeling on those days.
                      On the days when she will take food, I have to mix in some Pro Pectalin paste in her food.That's supposed to help with a diarrhea. And then there is an antacid supposed to help with nausea and probiotics.And this pink slushy stuff in a pill form that you mix with water that is supposed to coat the stomach and bowels. That has to be taken on an empty stomach.

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                        Lilith — 3 weeks ago(March 05, 2026 11:33 PM)

                        She is such a lucky girl. I'm so sorry that she's dealing with all of these health issues, but you're such a good mom to her and you take such very good care of her. It definitely sounds like you're doing everything possible and covering all of your bases. I really hope she's able to get some resolution. Are these issues part of her breed, do you know?
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                          Panther — 3 weeks ago(March 05, 2026 11:52 PM)

                          Thank you. I hope so too.
                          The vet didn't mention if this was part of her breed. I should look that up.

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                            Lilith — 3 weeks ago(March 06, 2026 12:28 AM)

                            I know that some breeds are predisposed to certain illnesses or health conditions, kind of like how GSDs are prone to hip dysplasia.
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                              Panther — 3 weeks ago(March 06, 2026 02:38 PM)

                              It didn't specifically state her breed is, but looking online it seems some with Chihuahuas have had this issue. I'll ask vet next time I talk to her.

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