Christine0128

Thank you everyone....

sadly it can not be treated. Its in most of the cells in her stomach walls into her small intestines which is causing thickening in the all the walls which make a blockage for food / water digestion.

Update: small cell cancer in the stomach to small intestines. sadly we are in our final days. Our family is heart broken for our beautiful Amy girl.

Sorry.... question please. Do you use the Small Breed or Large? Amy has had some teeth removed and the smaller size may be better for her.

Thank you everyone!! I will update as we know more. So far today no regurgitating but she has eaten no kibble and has walked around kind of coughing. BTW all her Labs were normal.

No socks... the X-ray / ultrasound ruled out thankfully any blockage.

Thank you! Our next step is the stool sample... had not thought that the puppy house guest brought something!! And Amy is a sensitive soul and I am pretty sure its partially stress as well. Great thought on the protein... we have always fed chicken and or duck so maybe since she is now ~8 she needs the blander protein. She does not however eat fast.... has always been my slow eater! =)

Our Grey Girl Amy just started Regurgitating several times a weeks over the last 8 weeks. Went on to daily and there was even a few days where she had runny stood and reluctant to eat. So off to the vet = Expensive Vet (Exam, Xray/Ultrasound and Labs) found nothing. Went on a home cooked diet chicken/beef and rice a few days then we switched to Small Batch Chicken (Pucks) which we warmed (she loved that) slowly started her regular kibble back in and although MUCH less regurgitating she still will bring up meals a few times a week. She is still NOT 100% on her regular kibble diet. We are house sitting another dog in the household and they do get along but this other dog has only stayed a few days in the past and has been with us the 8 weeks as well. Suggestions: Stress from extra guest? Maybe Stool sample from Vet? Don't go back to kibble (suggestions of single serve ROOM TEMP food to use?) any help is much appreciated.