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The vet did an xray and didn't find any blockages. It turns out it is pancreatitis. She got into a brick of brown cane sugar (not sugar with molasses), and apparently that much sugar all at once for a dog is very bad, especially since she's 10 years old. We were sent home with some probiotics and instructions for her to eat a bland diet for a few weeks. The vet said she will be fine.

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[–] cybervseas@lemmy.world 6 points 8 hours ago (1 children)

That’s great ❤️

You’d be surprised how easy it is for humans to develop pancreatitis, too. My sister is a physician and has seen it all the time.

That's what the vet told me haha. He said especially around Thanksgiving when someone thinks eating a whole pie in one sitting is a good idea.