Hi,
Thank you for the suggestiosn I got here a while back when I posted
about my dog's basic urine, and possible kidney problems.

The blood test came back and the Vet told me that there was no reason
to worry about kidney problems.

So I guess I will just have him eating this special food for now, and
get another **** test when he is done with the bag to see if it is helping
at all.

Are there any other steps I should take?

--Falooley

Just keep an eye on his frequency, if you can. And if you can get a peek at
it, the color.

"Bob Falooley" wrote in message
...
Hi,
Thank you for the suggestiosn I got here a while back when I posted
about my dog's basic urine, and possible kidney problems.

The blood test came back and the Vet told me that there was no reason
to worry about kidney problems.

So I guess I will just have him eating this special food for now, and
get another **** test when he is done with the bag to see if it is helping
at all.

Are there any other steps I should take?

--Falooley

Just keep an eye on his frequency, if you can. And if you can get a peek at
it, the color.

"Bob Falooley" wrote in message
...
Hi,
Thank you for the suggestiosn I got here a while back when I posted
about my dog's basic urine, and possible kidney problems.

The blood test came back and the Vet told me that there was no reason
to worry about kidney problems.

So I guess I will just have him eating this special food for now, and
get another **** test when he is done with the bag to see if it is helping
at all.

Are there any other steps I should take?

--Falooley

"Bob Falooley" wrote:
Hi, Thank you for the suggestiosn I got here a while back when I posted
about my dog's basic urine, and possible kidney problems. The blood test
came back and the Vet told me that there was no reason to worry about kidney
problems.
So I guess I will just have him eating this special food for now, and
get another **** test when he is done with the bag to see if it is helping
at all.
Are there any other steps I should take?

That's good news. At least you know you're heading in the right direction.
I'm keeping mine on steamed white rice (the kidney group seems to think it
is better than brown rice for some reason?), carrots, and the Science Diet
KD along with a vitamin E capsule from the info gleaned from the kidney
group and avoid all salty foods and scrap all people (junk) food which I've
been better at.
So far he seems fine except frequency is still high as is water intake (he
can go/hold all night though which is good), but that has always been his
norm even when he was a pup 9 years ago. From what I've learned, he may
have always had weak kidneys from birth only to find now that, since he is
older and got tested, his numbers are up. He'll get tested in another
month and I'll see.

Mack

"Bob Falooley" wrote:
Hi, Thank you for the suggestiosn I got here a while back when I posted
about my dog's basic urine, and possible kidney problems. The blood test
came back and the Vet told me that there was no reason to worry about kidney
problems.
So I guess I will just have him eating this special food for now, and
get another **** test when he is done with the bag to see if it is helping
at all.
Are there any other steps I should take?

That's good news. At least you know you're heading in the right direction.
I'm keeping mine on steamed white rice (the kidney group seems to think it
is better than brown rice for some reason?), carrots, and the Science Diet
KD along with a vitamin E capsule from the info gleaned from the kidney
group and avoid all salty foods and scrap all people (junk) food which I've
been better at.
So far he seems fine except frequency is still high as is water intake (he
can go/hold all night though which is good), but that has always been his
norm even when he was a pup 9 years ago. From what I've learned, he may
have always had weak kidneys from birth only to find now that, since he is
older and got tested, his numbers are up. He'll get tested in another
month and I'll see.

Mack

"M. MacDonald" wrote in message
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I'm keeping mine on steamed white rice (the kidney group seems to think it
is better than brown rice for some reason?),
.........brown rice may seem oh so natural, but in reality it's harder for
dogs to digest.

carrots, and the Science Diet
KD along with a vitamin E capsule from the info gleaned from the kidney
group
.........you might think about adding some fish body oil (not cod liver) like
salmon oil to his food.

buglady
take out the dog before replying

"M. MacDonald" wrote in message
...
I'm keeping mine on steamed white rice (the kidney group seems to think it
is better than brown rice for some reason?),
.........brown rice may seem oh so natural, but in reality it's harder for
dogs to digest.

carrots, and the Science Diet
KD along with a vitamin E capsule from the info gleaned from the kidney
group
.........you might think about adding some fish body oil (not cod liver) like
salmon oil to his food.

buglady
take out the dog before replying