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03-20-2017, 07:48 PM
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my dog, Digger, 16yo mixed-spitz beed, exhibiting similar symptoms. He's had blood tests, exams, tried probiotic, several different types and portions of food; he's doing best on BB freedom senior, but just had another episode. then i was thinking, weve relocated a year ago and neither dog has ever been where there is fluoride in water, could that be it, i wondered. it is all complicated by his advanced age.
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05-07-2017, 08:22 PM
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My dog just did this. Should I encourage drinking or just see what happens? I'm worried about putting her dinner down ......
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05-07-2017, 09:02 PM
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PS the smell is overwhelming. I was taught to let things like that dry before clean up so that the nasty isn't pushed deeper into the carpet. I laid paper towels on top and they are soaking most of it. Maybe I need to buy a small steam cleaner like RIGHT NOW from Amazon and get the fastest shipping available! I don't want to use the big steam cleaner for this. ew.
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05-08-2017, 11:25 PM
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I'm not a vet so this is just my own opinion.
If your dog is out in the yard eating grass, he's got something going on with his stomach. My rule of thumb is keep an eye on the eating and drinking and if he stops eating, just make sure he's getting water. Syringe in some water if you have to and I always find mine love scrambled eggs cooled off in water. Mine have never turned that down no matter how bad they feel.
Did a quick google search: Dog Poop - The Ins and Outs | WayCoolDogs.com
I don't agree with their greenies are good for dogs. No, not even rawhide is good - My dog sees those things as food. |
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05-09-2017, 11:11 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Sollaces
I'm not a vet so this is just my own opinion.
If your dog is out in the yard eating grass, he's got something going on with his stomach. My rule of thumb is keep an eye on the eating and drinking and if he stops eating, just make sure he's getting water. Syringe in some water if you have to and I always find mine love scrambled eggs cooled off in water. Mine have never turned that down no matter how bad they feel.
Did a quick google search: Dog Poop - The Ins and Outs | WayCoolDogs.com
I don't agree with their greenies are good for dogs. No, not even rawhide is good - My dog sees those things as food. |
When it smells like feces, something we pet owners have to investigate, there is a worry of obstruction, which means proceeding with way more caution than a regular upset stomach.
In this case, I watched her for a while after drinking water and saw that was fine before giving a little banana and the later some more, and then some toast. I would normally have moved on to rice, and then egg or chicken.
But after only one incident I move more quickly to regular food if all goes well with testing safer foods. A fraction of the regular amount first and then wait and see for a couple hours. 
I think in this case she stole a 'snack' from the litter box, hence the smell.
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05-21-2017, 12:27 AM
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Please help my dog throw up and it smell and look like diarrhea poop. She looks like she lost weight. What can I do for her or give. I don't want to lose my dog I don't have the money to take her to the vet
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