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Old 10-09-2009, 08:46 PM
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Re: Please help. Im desperate for information
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Originally Posted by jobe View Post
Thank you. I have joined the group.

I did not know cortisol was a factor in cushings. I will look into it. The vet wanted to castrate Bellini on Monday but when I spoke to him today to say that when Bellini had vomited some bile this morning it was pink from blood. He seems to be giving up on us, I think maybe I am pestering him too much, so he just wants us to go to the referal clinic.

Do you think urine and faeces tests would be useful.

I have tried rice with Knor chicken pot cooked in it with fresh chicken. Tried scrambled eggs, everything he usually likes. My mother got some naturediet today and he has eaten that. I gave him only a little as his poor tummy is so messed up but hopefully he will keep it down and I can give him some more.

im really sorry boy i dont know much about the condition but i found this...Pet Owner's Crash Course in Canine Cushing's Disease

be careful when giving those stock pots because theyre high in salt, i really hope once he gets treatment he'll start to pick up
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