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delerium · 03-06-2007, 11:44 AM

Susan,
We were very heartbroken that we have been underfeeding Max and as a result Max was underweight. I was also very angry. We have another vet appointment this friday and I am going to quiz him on Max's weight and see what he recommends. I will definitely ask him casually on how many corgi pups he's treated in the past.

On the brightside, Max had a feast last night and I have never seen him eat so much. He ate so much and his little tummy was so big, I was afraid he would barf it all up! He did have some trouble holding it all in, but he did manage to hold it all and he's been pooping and peeing quite often now and he is drinking lots of water. His bulging little pot belly is so cute!

I think we must feed him more and spread that out over more meals to stop him from overeating and getting a beer gut!

Max seems much happier and active now!

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delerium Junior Member Status: Offline Posts: 12 Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: San Diego, CA	03-06-2007, 11:44 AM Susan, We were very heartbroken that we have been underfeeding Max and as a result Max was underweight. I was also very angry. We have another vet appointment this friday and I am going to quiz him on Max's weight and see what he recommends. I will definitely ask him casually on how many corgi pups he's treated in the past. On the brightside, Max had a feast last night and I have never seen him eat so much. He ate so much and his little tummy was so big, I was afraid he would barf it all up! He did have some trouble holding it all in, but he did manage to hold it all and he's been pooping and peeing quite often now and he is drinking lots of water. His bulging little pot belly is so cute! I think we must feed him more and spread that out over more meals to stop him from overeating and getting a beer gut! Max seems much happier and active now!