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Don't give Ursodiol. It's still on his written list, but he was told in person to stop it.

What happened, and what's still open

His vet prescribed it in Apr 2026, with the instruction to stop it at the first sign of pancreatitis.
Later, a caregiver was told in person not to give it, after his bile duct problem settled.
That was never written down, so his June and August medication lists still show it as current.

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“Can the written medication list be corrected so ursodiol is no longer listed?”

Which visit gave the instruction isn't recorded either.

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Theo

8-year-old Shih Tzu mix · 10 kg

Doing very well at his Aug 25, 2026 visit

Don't give Ursodiol. It's still on his written list, but he was told in person to stop it.

What happened, and what's still open

His vet prescribed it in Apr 2026, with the instruction to stop it at the first sign of pancreatitis.
Later, a caregiver was told in person not to give it, after his bile duct problem settled.
That was never written down, so his June and August medication lists still show it as current.

Open question for his vet

“Can the written medication list be corrected so ursodiol is no longer listed?”

Which visit gave the instruction isn't recorded either.

See it on Visit prep →

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Steadywag tracks and prepares. It never diagnoses, doses, or replaces his vet.

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Not veterinary advice. If your dog isn't eating, is vomiting repeatedly, has blood or black stool, yellow gums, or seems very unwell, contact your vet or an emergency vet now.

This free demo limits questions each day, per person and overall, to keep it running. If you reach the limit, every other page still works.