Analgesics will be given to control the intense pain and intravenous fluids will be given to maintain normal fluid and electrolyte balance. Many cases will also require anti-inflammatory drugs or medications to control vomiting or diarrhea. Antibiotics will be administered if concurrent infection is suspected.
What is the survival rate of pancreatitis in dogs?
Survival rates for dogs requiring pancreatic resection for pancreatic abscessation are 0% to 56%; for dogs undergoing correction of extrahepatic bile duct obstruction, they are 50% to 80.8%.
What foods trigger pancreatitis in dogs?
One of the most common foods involved in the cause of pancreatitis is pork or pork products. Many dogs can tolerate and have digested ham, sausage, and pepperoni, but many others have died from the complications of pancreatitis after doing so. The fat in pork products seems to be very taxing on a dog's G.I.
How can I treat my dogs pancreatitis at home?
Home care for canine pancreatitis usually involves feeding the specific low-fat food your vet recommends, giving medications, and possibly having fluids administered under the skin (during an outpatient veterinary visit, or by being taught to administer fluids at home).
What food is good for dogs with pancreatitis?
Boiled chicken, low fat beef, egg whites, yogurt, barley and cooked vegetables are also considered safe foods for pancreatitis patients.
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