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I'm glad that Nixie is just getting better and better!! :snowman: :snowman: :dog2:
Despite her diagnosis.
As a list of things to be doing that's all fine. However the important thing is maintaing her improving BEAM and energy flow. Just keep doing what you're doing.
Everything you list is...
I gotta agree with Ginny.
Raw bones will save you future vet expenses much more effectively than anything else:
https://www.thepetfoodcon.com/why-a-raw-meaty-bones-diet/
Very, very unlikely. With a BEAM of 8 or above I'd frankly be shocked if it were a problem at all.
What Archie taught ne over the years was that this sporadic groanin/mouning/humming is as form of self-soothing.
The moans activate the vagus nerve and parasympathetic nervous system.
I hum in...
Did you discuss what to do with any whole-istically miinded animal professionals on Nyxie's health care team?
If not, I think that might be helpful.
If there is no one on her team, perhaps schedule a 15 minute Holistic Medical Decision Making call with Dr. Christina or I.
There is a big smooth mass in the area of her bladder.
It can be anything from a cyst, to a pyometra (uterine "infection") to a cancer.
When was her last heat?
Yes!! There are many things to help support Lilly's journey, mitigate symptoms and side-effect, and more. Much, much more.
The essence of life are vitality and cellular energy. Without optimal vitality and balance, dis-ease results.
And yet that is a missing piece in most vet and medical care...
Yes, it is potentially very serious.
Can you describe her (physically, and who she is as an individual)?
Any possible triggers for the urinary symptom (inability to urinate, urgency, narrow stream, etc.?
How is she peeing now?
Does she have any prior medical history?
When were her last...
Hi Pat!
Thanks for making your first post.
Probably not for a young, well balanced pup like Kobe. In general, and as with any addition to the diet, some GI issues are possible for pets who already are sensitive to diet changes.
Yes! Better vitality and balance seen via coat, stool, and other...
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