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She has been pretty good until yesterday.

When your dog is laying on the floor shaking, you kind of freak out a bit. it could have even been a neurological thing from build up of toxins. She also really doesn't have any fat reserves so 1 day missed food isn't good.

She is looking brighter now. I am exhausted. lol

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Oh Jules - coming into this very late - but it's sounding more promising. And good Poppy for helping Amber eat. Chasing magpies sounds good. So hope this is just a little blip. You could be right about the shaking being connected with build up of toxins. You've helped Amber to become a record survivor .. and to have a wonderful life ... including market trips and river paddles :) ... here's hoping she'll keep breaking records. Healing thoughts and strength coming across Bass Strait.

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She has drank some of her kids drink (Pediasure) this afternoon so I am less stressed about food now. I used the drink when she was first diagnosed and it is great for getting nutrients into them but not overtaxing the liver.

I'm going to put her on a higher does of her antibiotic too and hopefully that will help.

I've been to gym and feeling less tense! And I went shopping, lol.

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Thanks Xyz :)

She is lots improved but still not 100%. Still being fussy about what she eats. Only ate a few bits of kibble this morning. Tinned food with baby food on top was received better!

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Thanks Woof. She is still not wanting to eat kibble in the morning. I am getting the 'are you trying to poison me' look. And isn't eating her other food with her normal enthusiasm. So I would say she is feeling a bit ick in the morning. Apart from that she seems normal.

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