WMBigs
Active Member
Hi all,
Had Loki out yesterday with Cody, I skied, they ran and got a good workout in the snow. Pic of Loki previous weekend, she just loves to run!!
Anyhow she squatted to go pee and it was dark red color. Assumed it was blood, got two samples and took them and her to vet this morning. It was not blood.
They did an ultrasound looking for some type of 'crystal' that is more prevalent with Dalmatians. The ultrasound test ruled out the crystals.
Basic exam was good. Tomorrow she goes back for fasting bloodwork and again after she eats breakfast. I will take her breakfast and let them feed her.
Loki has been diagnosed and is being treated for Diabetes Insipidus, that started about a year ago. She weighs 72 pounds and gets 2 cups kibble and about 3 cups chicken stew with veggies daily. She is acting very normal, drinking, eating, and potty seems normal. 6 or 7 years old, very high energy and quite the goof.
So, any advice for me or the vet? The vet works at the animal hospital, so she is able to confer with others if needed.
Thank you, MikeB

Had Loki out yesterday with Cody, I skied, they ran and got a good workout in the snow. Pic of Loki previous weekend, she just loves to run!!
Anyhow she squatted to go pee and it was dark red color. Assumed it was blood, got two samples and took them and her to vet this morning. It was not blood.
They did an ultrasound looking for some type of 'crystal' that is more prevalent with Dalmatians. The ultrasound test ruled out the crystals.
Basic exam was good. Tomorrow she goes back for fasting bloodwork and again after she eats breakfast. I will take her breakfast and let them feed her.
Loki has been diagnosed and is being treated for Diabetes Insipidus, that started about a year ago. She weighs 72 pounds and gets 2 cups kibble and about 3 cups chicken stew with veggies daily. She is acting very normal, drinking, eating, and potty seems normal. 6 or 7 years old, very high energy and quite the goof.
So, any advice for me or the vet? The vet works at the animal hospital, so she is able to confer with others if needed.
Thank you, MikeB

