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I have had my dog on LDN for two nights now. She seems to have more

pain. She is a very stoic dog and for her to 'exhibit' pain has me

very concerned. She has never been fed grains - her diet is home made

or raw. There isn't much to choose from for pain management for dogs.

I am wondering if anyone has any suggestions. I am going to start and

wean her totally of the prednisilone - she is on 10mg two times per

day, which is OK according to my vet and Skip. There is rimadyl to

give dogs for pain, but it does not go well with the pred (can cause

stomach bleeding) AND it is not good for the liver. I am hoping that

she is just going through the initial 'getting used to' period. She

continues to eat and is barking at the bunnies and squirrels, but is

clearly uncomfortable - and being kidney cancer, I am wondering if that

isn't even more painful. She never has been on any pain meds, so it

isn't that she is missing that medication - I think the LDN may be

exacerbating her pain. Anyway, if anyone has any suggestions for pain

management, please let me know. I can't let her suffer - can I???? I

know she has cancer, I know there is an adjustment period.

Sherry

On Jan 7, 2008, at 8:19 AM, sea_gal777 wrote:

> Mari,

>

> As an emergency measure,

> you could temporarily eliminate ALL carbohydrates -

> just for a few weeks.

>

> Only do this after talking with your Doctor!

>

> Everybody is very different -

> I am just sharing an emergency measure that has worked for me in the

> past.

>

> Alana

>

>

>

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