CHRISTIEJAYDE

Hi All, So after months of my 4 yr old female Rottweiler having consistent diarrhea , weight loss and gas my vet ordered an ultrasound and another round of bloods. During the past several months Milli has had a few blood tests which have shown low protein levels... On friday her protein levels were drastically low and her ultrasound showed she had a gut full of fluid. So she is now on Macrolone and Royal Canin intestinal low fat. and I have to say - we have success, shes doing solid poos and im hopeful this continues. Does anybody elses dog have Lymphangiectasia? I havent found much talk about it online and cant seem to really find any discussions on the disease. I am truly thankful I now have a diagnosis. My vet offered me a referall for a specialist to do a biopsy and a colonoscopy but said that right now her protein levels are too low for her to go under.... Is it worth seeing a specialist? or just sticking with the Diet, Tablets and regular blood work. Would be awesome if others could share their stories of this disease too. Thank you

Hi - I am new to DOL but a very active member of the doggy family community. My 4 year old Rottweiler x is about to have an ultrasound to see what the cause of her diarrhea is, we have tried numerous foods and the next diet is i guess raw food.... i have found its a case of ruling out allergies or intolerances and am wondering if the roo which is also high in protein and low in fat would be beneficial if perhaps her results say she has IBD or collitis or something of the likes. and what vegies do you use?? and any grains or wheat? any advice would be great, ive tried Nutro, Wellness, Optimum, Eukanuba Vet Prescription intestinal, cooked chicken, pro-plan sensitive stomach and skin - THE LIST IS ENDLESS thanks