food because California Natural had a voluntary recall and was impossible to obtain. However, the food we switched to (Nutro Natural Choice) has very similar ingredients and a similar nutrient profile (24% protein compared to 25% and 15% and 12% fat). We switched gradually, over a 6 day period. So that seems a little less likely. And we don't feed table foods and she doesn't end up with many of Alaina's scraps (Jasper is too fast and Madeline's eyes are too bad) so it's a bit of a mystery. The vet is being very proactive and aggressive with treatment and she said the prognosis should be very good. But of course I worry. Madeline is a special little girl. I feel sad for her. She hates being in a crate so I'm sure she's miserable tonight. But I know it's for the best. They are giving her tons of fluids to flush out the toxins along with lots of medicine. Hopefully they're also giving her lots of love. She's the queen in this house.
Update (8/1/13, 9 am): The vet said she had a good night! They are starting to feed her small amounts of food. If she tolerates that well, they will recheck her blood work at 5 pm. If her enzymes are going down, they may send her home. We might have to go back in for subcutanous fluid (she will have saddle bags again!) but it will be great to have her home again.
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