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Forums >> Texas Hunting >> Bird Hunting Dogs >> Number 2

Number 2

 April 2, 2003 05:42 PM [#1]
dgreaud
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Daniel Greaud
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I am just curious as to how long it take a puppy to get control of his bowel movements?  it is kinda a gross subject but I am a little worried about him.  He is not taking solids dumps, they are runny and today he took a runny one in his kennel and my wife was very mad because I was ar work.  She has to clean it up.  He was taking solid ones for a few weeks and now he has regressed back to the liquid state.  Any help would be much appreciated!  Sorry if I runied any of your dinner!  :)

Later

Danny G

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RE: Number 2

 May 5, 2003 07:36 AM [#2]
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Garrett Lockley

You might want to take him to the vet just to be safe. I would think that his bowel movements should be solid at this point.

RE: Number 2

 May 5, 2003 09:44 AM [#3]
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Allen Shannon
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I agree with gman on this one unless you've changed his diet at all I think something might be wrong with the little one.

Allen

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RE: Number 2

 August 5, 2003 10:10 AM [#4]
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Chris Davis

Even a slight change in diet can upset his stomache.

Here are 2 "old wives" tales:

1)  Add some Kraft Mac & Cheese to his food.  (This recently worked for my pup).

2)  Add a few (literally just a few drops) of pepto bismal or kaopectate to his food.  Too much will have negative affects but a few drops will help.

Chris

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