Gypsy just used the litterbox behind me in the bathroom. I heard the
tell tale sound of diarrhea, and figured it must be bad news. When I
went to check, there was some formed, some liquid. It may have to do
with the bone meal, that seems to be the single variable that is making
a difference. Of course, we both know I can be wrong! I did remember,
just now, that the raw diet that I credit with saving Gypsy's life,
(duck muscle meat and salmon), stopped her constant "drippy faucet",
but
it wasn't until I started her on barf, (grinding the duck with bones,
organ meat, and sups), that she started to have firmed stools.
N
Nina wrote:
Using homeopathics is such an individual thing. Hideyo has had great
success with Sulphur and it didn't help Gypsy at all. Patti wrote
about using BioPlasma, (a combination of 12 cell salt remedies), that
helps with nutrient absorption, Gypsy does seem to respond favorably to
that. We've had her on so many different things trying to narrow it
down, but I think what she did best on was a combination of Phosphorus,
Arsenicum Album, and China, (also called Cinchona Officinalis). I
would strongly suggest consulting with Darla http://www.kitsnk9s.com/Kitsnk9sHome.htm
for more specific remedies that might help Ginger. She has you
fill out an extensive questionnaire to determine your animal's physical
and emotional profile and what might best help them.
I'm afraid I spoke too soon about Gypsy's diarrhea resolving. There
was liquid stool in the litterbox this morning, so we've had another
setback. There are so many darn variables it's hard to tell what
causes her to improve and what is detrimental. She is, however, so
very much improved overall. Something is working. I was at the point
of considering pts, and now I wouldn't dream of it. Let us know what
you decide to do for Lucy and certainly let me know if anything you
try seems to help.
Nina
Nina,
She has been off the antibiotics for days now. Which
homeopathic remedies do you feel helped Gypsy?
Thanks,
Michelle
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