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| Comment | To Karen, Many thanks for your advice and promptness in replying to me. I did take Bailey to the vet on Saturday and she couldn't find the problem, other than her tummy appeared a bit sore when she palpitated it. Bailey is now pretty much back to normal, except for a little less energetic on her walks. That was good advice to give her chicken broth when she wouldn't eat or drink - she loved it. On the vet's advice, I've been feeding her brown rice and boiled ground beef (well I'm using buffalo). One thing you may be interested to know...I fed her roast pork the day before she became unwell, and I strongly suspect this may have caused the problem. Thanks again for your prompt support. Valerie | ||
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