21/01/2026
Portosystemic shunts (PSS) are one of those diagnoses that sound frightening, and often come with confusing symptoms.
Because when the liver can’t filter toxins properly, the signs don’t always look like “liver disease.”
They often look neurological, digestive, or behavioural, especially after meals.
The good news? 🌿
With the right combination of veterinary care, nutrition, routine, and whole-body support, many dogs with PSS can remain stable and enjoy a good quality of life.
There is no one-size-fits-all approach... and that’s where personalised guidance matters.
💚 If you’d like help creating a tailored plan for your dog, comment “PSS” below or message me.
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