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So we have switched from using pepcid along with the meds to liquid pepto which went over like a fart in church with Bacon last night. Getting him to drink the 10cc's of pepto was next to impossible so I made ice cubes out of it last night and he had 0 interest in those this morning at 530 so it got skipped. Figured we had a better chance that way since holding him down and sticking the plastic syringe stressed him out so much we just gave up. Hopefully we will have better luck tonight, vet said his lungs are clear and felt around and said it feels like he may have an obstruction, as per my suggestion being that he is eating fine and drinking fine but his poo is totally liquid, IE the only thing getting passed whatever he ate that night. They did an xray and it showed no solid obstruction but if he hate something fabric it wouldn't show up. So they gave him another water shot loaded up with electrolytes and we will resume bland diet when we get home tonight. She said if he doesn't either pass something or get more solid stool by Wednesday that we should do a barium xray so they can see what is really going on(this assuming we aren't getting slammed with snow). Apparently the meds that he is on should have tightened up his stool in a day or two and he's been on them for 6 days now.
Uggggh I don't know why they don't just do a barium X-ray to start with

For all future member cases-- if for any reason you feel your bulldog may have ingested something and the vet wants to do an X-ray-- tell them to do it with barium! Most items will not show up (unless they swallowed something hard).
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