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rane	Havoc again.......argh		Lead	[-]
Posts: 386 01/19/2009 4:48 PM	Tags : None Ok so for the last 2 days...yesterday and today pretty much Havoc has had anywhere from regular nicely formed poops to diarrhea. He is eating normally and drinking normally and nothing has changed that I can think of. He is still active and outgoing and chewing bones and what not as well. He is eating solid gold wolfking. I am not sure if a vet visit is needed as of yet or if we wait it out a little bit. Any suggestions or idea would be great....Havoc is lucky he is my baby...hahaha. Chrissy and Havoc (first picture is Havoc at 8 weeks and second is at 19 weeks)
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lagatella		#1	[url]	[-]
Posts: 510 01/19/2009 5:33 PM	I can only speak for my boy but at that age, one day he's good, next day he's not, one poop good, 2 poops not.......no reason just the way it was until he was I think around 10 months. Nothing changed, jus the way it was. As long as he is eating well, drinking well and playful I wouldn't worry too much. Are you giving him any kind of digestive supplements?
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Dugan1st		#2	[url]	[-]
Posts: 2665 01/19/2009 6:17 PM *Alison*	Unfortunately that sounds all too familiar. Major could be thrown off by just a couple biscuits or treats which I don't normally give because his system is so sensitive or it could be due to excitement like lots of fun at the dog park or to who know knows what!?!?! His growth and weight gain was always good and steady and he never was dehydrated and he was regularly checked for worms so we just had to ride it out. I did give supplements (4 in 1 Probiotics) and tried a variety of excellent brand kibbles. I would not see any reason to contact the vet at this point but keep an eye of things. Oh, I just see that you said he is chewing bones---that too would cause a round of pudding poo for Major. Alison & Major
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nicksdane		#3	[url]	[-]
Posts: 297 01/19/2009 6:55 PM	Zeus is like that to sometimes when I give him to many treats as well. I am always training with him, and I usually give treats as a reward with alot of praise and then I mix it up. I wont give treats but I always praise him and give him kisses. It does not last more than a day, and then he will be back to his regular stool.. Also I cut back on the treats for a bit as well.. I used to give Zeus the big mamoth bones, the ones with the meat still on them, but then he got sick off them and had real runny poop for 3 days. went to the vet and they said he was fine other than an upset stomach.. So no more mamoth bones..
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rane		#4	[url]	[-]
Posts: 387 01/19/2009 7:05 PM	Ok thanks guys..he is on the solid gold suppliments...not sure if I am pleased with them or not...he was on some other enzymes too but I can never seem to find what everyone else uses cuz I am in good ole Canada...haha...i will ride it out with him as well then as he was fine and he is still being completely normal in all other ways...well normal for a crazy 7 month old dane pup named Havoc..haha...thanks guys...I will breathe a little easier and watch him close as I do anyway and ride it out... Chrissy and Havoc (first picture is Havoc at 8 weeks and second is at 19 weeks)
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Duke01222008		#5	[url]	[-]
Posts: 1248 01/19/2009 10:42 PM	I hope he will get back to his normal health soon! Maya "Some people dream to hold angel in their arms all their life, I held one in my arms."
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rane		#6	[url]	[-]
Posts: 390 01/20/2009 2:52 PM	Thanks Maya...he is healthy and no other issues that mushy poop...lol...i think it bothers me more than him...haha. Chrissy and Havoc (first picture is Havoc at 8 weeks and second is at 19 weeks)
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Duke01222008		#7	[url]	[-]
Posts: 1250 01/20/2009 3:37 PM	i know that feeling. I check Duke's poop everytime he goes. Im not sure why but I used to do this with my daughter too. I see the colors and how much he goes and try to compare to past few days and know he is doing okay. Everyone laugh at me for doing this LOL. Maya "Some people dream to hold angel in their arms all their life, I held one in my arms."
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rane		#8	[url]	[-]
Posts: 391 01/20/2009 11:48 PM	I will not laugh at you...cuz I do the same thing...it drives me nuts!! I just want his poop to be normal again...hates mushy poop. Chrissy and Havoc (first picture is Havoc at 8 weeks and second is at 19 weeks)
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Duke01222008		#9	[url]	[-]
Posts: 1261 01/23/2009 9:30 AM	How is Havoc doing? Did his poop back to normal yet? Maya "Some people dream to hold angel in their arms all their life, I held one in my arms."
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rane		#10	[url]	[-]
Posts: 399 01/23/2009 2:31 PM	Hello Maya, Well I fasted him for a day and then gave him some rice and a bit of bran and that seemed to help him alot...he seems to be back to normal so now we will start smaller meals of his kibble. Is it possible for a dog as they get older to become less tolerant of their food? I think maybe it could be the bison that is causing his tummy upset. Thanks for asking Maya! Chrissy and Havoc (first picture is Havoc at 8 weeks and second is at 19 weeks)
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woo		#11	[url]	[-]
Posts: 245 01/23/2009 10:17 PM	Merle has some tummy issues too. I was hoping she will out grow them, but I am so scared to try any treats that may mess up her tummy again, so I am not really sure if it is any better. She got so sick after getting a hold of my son's go-gert and so I am not sure if she shouldn't have regular yogert or if it was specifically the go-gert (which is more candy like) or if she was something different altogether and she just so happen to get into the go-gert at that time, you know? But she had really bad diarrhea, a fever, and her stomach was swollen. If she had gotten into anything else during that time frame, I never did find any evidence of it. So the vet thinks she might be lactose intolerant. The only way to be sure is to try things and see what happens, but I don't want to put her (or me) thru that again. So we just go with what we know is safe. Merle also had a lot of bouts with diarrhea when I first took her in. There was a lot of stress in her life at that time too. So I don't know. She has done a lot better with all of that, still will have an occasional softer stool. But that just happens and I try not to over react. You and Maya are right for keeping an eye on stools though. With my exotics (mainly reptiles) we document all feedings and defecation...if both those ends are working, then everything should be ok in the middle It is a loose rule of thumb, but it does give us a clue. (They don't give you other signs of illness you might find in a dog or other mammals for that matter). Anyhoo...I really hope Havoc gets 100% real quick! Merle says to tell him that she understands! Good luck and keep us posted.
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silvermonkeyding		#12	[url]	[-]
Posts: 29 01/24/2009 10:32 AM	yea...the puppy poopie thing is unavoidable i think. Marley had the same issues. i had her on wolf king for a bit also, but if she had anything else, a treat or something, she was totally irregular. I switched her to raw which is doing quite well for her, however, if she happens to steal food from the kids or find it on the floor or something, she'll end up with some ickie poo (not that poo isn't ickie anyway LOL).
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betty		#13	[url]	[-]
Posts: 4 01/25/2009 10:04 AM	Hello Everyone, I was having a problem with Colbi having loose stools. She would start off normal and as the day went on they became looser. She was otherwise fine. My mother a nurse suggested she may be drinking too much water and I didn't think she was that I noticed. Then I called the food company and spoke to a vet and she asked aboout the water consumption as well again I didn't think it was excessive. Well I decide to pay better attention and when she had a drink I would take it away after what i felt was plenty, then put it back down for her next drink. I have been donig this for three days and pretty quickly her stools have become consistantly normal. Last night before bed she was loose but previous to that fine. So you may want to check that out. I will let you know if anything changes. The bowl we use is about a quart and a half and i was filling it at least two times a day so I guess they can overdo it without us realizing it.
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betty		#14	[url]	[-]
Posts: 5 01/25/2009 10:11 AM	For some reason I lost my picture and have been trying to post a new one does anybody have a clue as to what I am doing wrong??? Thanks. Or can you tell me where to go to get help on this?
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rane		#15	[url]	[-]
Posts: 411 01/26/2009 2:28 PM	Alright so Havoc is soooo much better now. I switched him off the solid gold wolf king and got him on the hund n flocken and gave him a dose of slippery elm powder which you make into a paste and he has solid poops and more energy and is one happy puppy!! Woohoo!!! Chrissy and Havoc (first picture is Havoc at 8 weeks and second is at 19 weeks)
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Becky		#16	[url]	[-]
Posts: 18 01/28/2009 12:10 AM	I was reading your posts and was glad to find a happy ending!!!
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