Hello everyone,
Zara is a two year old AG,
She has been getting reoccurring yeast and bacterial infections for the last year. (Negative for bornavirus)
And has been through 3 treatments of antifungals and antibiotics 2-4 weeks each time.
I went back to the vet 3 weeks ago and they told me she still has some yeast and bacteria present in her after a gram stain test.
The vet did not want to give me more antibiotics as he mentioned that her gut flora is in bad shape and that she seemed in good health.
He recommended to try a new food harrions vs the tropican pelets she has been getting and cut the fruits and sugar out. She is also getting acv in her water.
She is also taking a probiotic daily benebac
For the last few weeks her poop, the watery urine part is very yellow, I would have thought if they saw anything during the Gram stain, they would have picked it up.
Does anyone know what could be causing the yellow urine?
Other than that, she seems to be in good shape, a little more tired than normal as I assume she is still fighting the infection.
Thanks
Zara is a two year old AG,
She has been getting reoccurring yeast and bacterial infections for the last year. (Negative for bornavirus)
And has been through 3 treatments of antifungals and antibiotics 2-4 weeks each time.
I went back to the vet 3 weeks ago and they told me she still has some yeast and bacteria present in her after a gram stain test.
The vet did not want to give me more antibiotics as he mentioned that her gut flora is in bad shape and that she seemed in good health.
He recommended to try a new food harrions vs the tropican pelets she has been getting and cut the fruits and sugar out. She is also getting acv in her water.
She is also taking a probiotic daily benebac
For the last few weeks her poop, the watery urine part is very yellow, I would have thought if they saw anything during the Gram stain, they would have picked it up.
Does anyone know what could be causing the yellow urine?
Other than that, she seems to be in good shape, a little more tired than normal as I assume she is still fighting the infection.
Thanks