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I would love to hear from anyone who has been struggling with inflammatory bowel
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mix3dogsMembertheBCnutMember
I’m boosting your post up to the top where maybe someone who has experience with IBD will see it..
My almost 2 year old dog was diagnoses with IBS at 9 weeks old, the youngest case my vet had ever seen. He assured me that I had a dog that would soon have full blown IBD. We continued to have issues until I happened to read something on one of the reviews that made me realize his problems were based in food intolerances. I put him on Brother’s Complete Turkey formula when he was 4 months old and he never showed another symptom of IBS. I have figured out some or all of his food intolerances, so now I know a couple foods that he can eat, but he can’t have chicken, many grains, or tomato. Other than that he is now a completely happy, healthy, normal dog.
MelissaandcrewMemberUhm…what is your question?
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