A breeder friend of mine came up with a (equine) treatment for coccidia
PONAZURIL. She got hers from a compounding pharmacy in NJ (NOT the one
recently in the news that has been closed). I'll share if you want to
privately email me
http://www.sheltermedicine.com/node/394
There's also a "cocktail" for colitis/IBD that you should run by your vet
68mg Baytril
375mg Clavamox
500 mg Flagel
2x/day for 21 days.
As to food ... believe it or not, when Cooper was having so much
problems to the point where NOTHING was enticing him to eat with his gut
acting up, I brought home some meaty raw bones that he instantly grabbed
and ate. He handled raw beef best until I finally lost him (his colitis
was FIERCE).
Rachel Osborn, GO Boxer Rescue wrote:
>
> Tica, has your vet treated her for Cocidia? It
> isn't always easy to show up in a test, but it
> sure won't hurt to treat for it, even if she
> doesn't have it, just to cover that base, that
> possibility. If that doesn't work, you may want
> to look into Boxer Colitis, rather than
> IBD. It's not super common, but for sure enough
> so that it actually is a differentiated diagnosis from regular colitis.
>
> At 01:51 PM 4/15/2013, tica231 wrote:
> >
> >
> >got a question. my last rescue Molly, has IBD
> >and we are having a hard time finding the right
> >food for her. the vet has tried every med he can
> >think of and the same with different foods. i
> >have also tried adding pumpkin, oatmeal, bran,
> >rice (at diffent times) and nothing totally helps.
> >
> >Molly is a happy active puppy except for the very loose stool. any ideas?
> >
> >Tica, Mom to Harley, Molly and Chopper (at rainbow bridge)
> >
>
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