Don't know what you're feeding him, Vrai, but if pancreatitis is suspected, maybe switch over to one of the fresh, refrigerated pet foods that they sell at PetSmart or other places.
First off....I am so sorry for you, Monello, and your little jumping buddy, Apollo. Truly.
We had a similar circumstance recently with our 12 year old doggo. She had all the attributes of a happy, healthy, and active dog....aside from the fact that she pee'd all of the time. Thankfully it was always outside. BUT, she would hold her position for peeing, but yet little to no pee would come out most of the time. She would assume the pee position for 5 minutes or so, and you could sense her anxiety about "needing" to pee, but not being able to. Come to find out, she had a cancerous tumor on her bladder. It put pressure on her bladder, leading her to think that he bladder was full - when it really wasn't. She would just stand there trying to evacuate her bladder when it was already empty. The local vet here didn't do much to investigate her condition, but we finally got the bladder cancer diagnosis when we hit up an emergency vet in Ocean City. It was there that they did a sonogram and found a sizeable tumor. We brought her home, and within a few days we scheduled her to be put down. It was a grueling decision, because, like I said, she was otherwise healthy and happy, and she continued to snuggle and give kisses, etc. But her discomfort was painful to her and to us. The morning of her euthanasia, she jumped into the back of the car with a wagging tail and a big old smile. I felt terrible. While I am confident it was the right decision, I am still plagued with guilt over not doing enough, not investing enough $$ into her care. but her age and condition made surgery unrealistic and offered little satisfaction of success.
Best of luck to you, Monello and Apollo.
I am always very careful with mine. She got something on her one one night and that was all she wrote. Very sick dog for a few days. In your case, they must be seeing something specific in the blood work.Apollo rarely gets people food and when he does it's scrambled egg or a bite of grilled chicken or a bit of Greek yogurt or carrots. I never thought about pancreatitis, I just don't give him fatty people food because it gives him diarrhea and other gastric unpleasantries. Nobody likes that.
) got severe IBS. Our vet put kitty on Royal Canin so he just put them all on Royal Canin.
The first time our JRT had pancreatic issues, we were the cause. The second time, we don't know what was the trigger. Our bet was the food. My husband switched her 2 or 3 years ago to Royal Canin and CROSSING FINGERS, we have had zero issues since. He switched her food at the time my son's cat (now mine
Most animals will. Most just go away and die on their own terms. I hope to have the same option.
I have friends with a pup that did the same, fine forever, then one bad July 4th he got gun shy, and progressively got worse. He now gets trazadone, zanax and a thundershirt.
that your thunderstorm problem has been solved and 
that the first vet wanted to soak you financially. I hate not being able to "trust the professionals".
Glad I may have gotten through to you. That's what I was trying to convey.
