Looking for advice - Sudden Pancreatitis

Hoping to get some advice if anyone has dealt with this- My guy Henry is 18 months old and very active, playful, and food motivated. Typical young corgi. Tuesday night he wouldn’t eat dinner and by Wednesday barely wanted to move. He was a different dog…completely out of character for him. I immediately took him to the vet, they did an X-ray and stool sample. All was normal - next day he seemed worse so I took him back and they did an ultra sound which discovered inflamed pancreas. They gave him fluids and took blood. I was able to bring him home today with probiotics and anti nausea pills. They said it will pass and put him on a low fat dog food. He still doesn’t really want to move or eat. From what I read it seems like pancreatitis is extremely painful. I jsut feel so helpless and I don’t know what to do for him. It’s breaking my heart to see him in so much pain. Has anyone dealt with pancreatitis before and has any advice? Thanks ❤️

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Boy oh boy. Silent and deadly. I figure I can always blame the dog if there’s a stink. Any food or supplement that can help.?

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No work today so it’s just me and my Remi

Adopted the sweetest Corgi- a retired breeder. She’s not lived indoors before. We take her on walks every hour. She has found three places she likes to eliminate outside. We reward her for going potty outside. But this morning she crapped in the house while I was in the bathroom.

I know it takes weeks to house train. It takes weeks before she will signal that she needs to go. I know I’m not supposed to punish her when she has an accident. But I would appreciate any solid tips about house training an adult Corgi. Thanks.