[Murphys Dad]

Did you introduce her to the new food gradually by mixing some with her old food, and then increasing the amount until she was only getting the new food? Sudden introduction to a new food can cause stomach upset.

Did the vet say why she's being given so much dewormer? As a rule, once the puppy has been dewormed and, is on a heartworm preventive such as Interceptor which also prevents other worms, there isn't that much need for a dewormer.

Our Spook has a problem with regurgitation because of pyloric stenosis, and for a few days I fed him rice with boiled chicken breast which is good for vomiting and diarrhea.

Good luck, and do keep us posted.

 

[Murphys Dad]

I don't know which type of food Molly is on now, I also don't know what tests the vet ran on her those times you took her to him.
I found this "article" online, some of the questions there you gave us answers to, but non of us are vet here and can only make assumptions.
Personally I would take Molly to a different vet to see what they have to say. Also, it may very well be the food she is on, the new food may not have solved the allergy or she is allergic to more than one thing :conf12:

 

[Murphys Dad]

I don't know, something doesn't feel right.

Matt, I think you should take her to another vet. Don't tell him at first what the other vet said about it, so the new vet has his own diagnosis to Mollys problem.

Isn't she getting weak from all the diarrhea?

 

[Murphys Dad]

That's great Matt. Keep us posted on the final conclusions... I do hope it will end with only food allergy. I know many many dogs with food allergies, that just get their own special food and treats, and keep on being happy go lucky doggies... :thumbup: