I am glad Suzy seems her old self now! Some of them can't handle fatty food, even the smallest amount. Doughnuts are gorgeous, and you'd think a tiny piece wouldn't bother her, but some are more sensitive I suppose.
My Misty used to get a tummy upset sometimes. Usually because of some 'treat' someone had slipped her when my back was turned! Once it was Custard Cream biscuits...another time it was pieces of corn (which wouldn't digest)....another time it was chocolate ....That was a 'all hands on deck' situation, and a bit of cleaning (dog first, then whatever objects had been in the way!) What I usually did was give her water only for 24 hours, and when she seemed slightly better, water with a bit of honey dissolved in it. Then the next morning I would give her plain boiled rice, a small amount at a time, for a while, then boiled chicken or steamed white fish with the rice for dinner. That always solved the problem. By the following day she was still on 'bland food' even though she was well, but later I would mix some dog food in with it.
Brown rice sounds like a good idea. Chicken breast should be good too, or a piece of light non-oily fish, like Haddock or Cod. Some dogs are very sensitive for Pancreatitis, but hopefully, not Suzy. Persistent vomiting is usually a sign and pain in the gut. The vet is required if that happens, and they will give IV fluids and fast the dog a while, to allow the pancreas to heal.
(By the way, you most likely know all that already....but I posted it in case it might be helpful for visitors to the site.)
I hope Suzy's tummy upset is in the past now. They all get it -sooner or later!
My Misty used to get a tummy upset sometimes. Usually because of some 'treat' someone had slipped her when my back was turned! Once it was Custard Cream biscuits...another time it was pieces of corn (which wouldn't digest)....another time it was chocolate ....That was a 'all hands on deck' situation, and a bit of cleaning (dog first, then whatever objects had been in the way!) What I usually did was give her water only for 24 hours, and when she seemed slightly better, water with a bit of honey dissolved in it. Then the next morning I would give her plain boiled rice, a small amount at a time, for a while, then boiled chicken or steamed white fish with the rice for dinner. That always solved the problem. By the following day she was still on 'bland food' even though she was well, but later I would mix some dog food in with it.
Brown rice sounds like a good idea. Chicken breast should be good too, or a piece of light non-oily fish, like Haddock or Cod. Some dogs are very sensitive for Pancreatitis, but hopefully, not Suzy. Persistent vomiting is usually a sign and pain in the gut. The vet is required if that happens, and they will give IV fluids and fast the dog a while, to allow the pancreas to heal.
(By the way, you most likely know all that already....but I posted it in case it might be helpful for visitors to the site.)
I hope Suzy's tummy upset is in the past now. They all get it -sooner or later!
