He had his 1st of 2 Lepto Vaccines on 3/24. The only medication she prescribed was for nausea and an antiobotic injection.

Won't the CBC w/differential - T330 reveal that or at least determine if there is an infection of some sort?

He was vaccinated against Parvo at 8,11 and 14 weeks. Can he still contract the disease?

I would also have a titer done to make sure all his vaccines are currently working if you don't find anything else.  It could give you some peace of mind for some of the more serious things.

. . . and it's probably not him eating a fabric softener sheet.  All mine would be goners from them in that case.  They act like they are delicaties from the dryer - I have to be quick and I'm not good at chasing them anymore.  I can normally only get a piece of them back now days.

He would eat a full meal if I offered it to him and he's drinking as well. I'm giving him a couple tablspoons of the bland diet from the vet every couple hours and he loves it - begging for more, so I'm not worried about dehydration at this point. It's just crazy how quickly this came on and to not have an appetite / drinking problem is very strange to me, considering how sick he is.

He went thru the night without any bowl movements. He is getting 2 Tablespoons of the bland food every 2-3 hours and he loves it. Wahtever it is, his appetite is completely unaffected. He does seem to be drinking less than usual. He is not himself, he's very mopey and reserved. We get the blood results at about 10AM and we'll go from there. Thanks for asking and I'll post what I find out later today.

almost sounds like garbage gut, when they have eaten something rotten, like dead frog lizard ect.( white count elevated would supoort this)  I normally withhold food for 24 hours, anti's and pedialyte in the water bowl, start back with a bland food, boiled hamburger and rice works well, then slowly incorporate the kibble back in.

That could be it Tracy. We definitely have a lot of lizards and frogs. The only time he is out by himself is on our pool deck which is attached to a covered porch and the house but our screen enclsoure has many breaches in it with easy access for Lizards, frogs, butterfly, etc.... We're renovating our entire pool area with a new screen enslosure as well so eventually that won't be a problem. But for now, when he is out there, which is not too much, he has his nose to the ground eating whatever is on the deck.   

They put him on 500mg of Amoxicillin twice a day for 7 days. Hopefully that, along with the anti nausea and anti diarhea, will do the trick. I'm surprised Amoxicillin was the drug of choice but maybe I shouldn't be.

Benson is doing better today. He's back to moving around a little more. I've been sleeping on the couch with Benson on the floor next to me. I woke my son, who is 8 yrs old, this mornng for school and he told me he woke up last night to see Benson with his head on the bed just staring at him. He's still not himself of course but I can see an improvement for sure. I just wish I new exactly what the problem is and what caused it. I don't have to offer flavored ice cubes or anything like that because he's getting enough water by what I mix with his food. I put enough water in to make it like soup and he drinks every last drop, but he won't bother with his water bowl. This from a puppy who tradtionally has taken a drink almost every time he would pass by the water bowl. Once again, thank you to everyone.   

I've been watching him closely for dehydation and he's doing ok. I just picked his skin up this morning and it didn't tent at all. He hasn't vomited since Monday morning and he's only had 3 small pudding style poops since Monday night so he's not losing any hydration that way. I'll try the pedialyte today and let you know how it goes.

I'm gald to report that Benson is 100% back. He will finish his antibiotics on Monday, but he is eating, drinking and pooping on a regular schedule now. I can't imagine what caused this, but I guess I'll just have to accept the fact that I'll never know and move on. I want to thank everyone for their advice and concern. 

Great news! 

That was a little scary for a while.

H