Dog Emergencies!, SLC, UT – Rocky Mountain Pooper Scoopers
Dogs aren’t picky when it comes to putting things in their mouths. They’ll ingest almost anything which often leads to occasional diarrhea. Diarrhea, however, might also signify a more serious health problem that might require the attention of a veterinarian. WHAT TO LOOK FOR (OR WHAT YOU MIGHT SEE) Loose stools are a primary sign that your dog has diarrhea. He might also vomit or not feel like eating. He might lose weight and feel tired. CAUSES If your dog is healthy and develops diarrhea he’s probably eaten something that’s making him sick. It could also be sign of stress ...
What Canned Pumpkin Can Do For Your Dogs, SLC, UT – Rocky Mountain Pooper Scoopers
Raw pumpkin is good nutrition wise because it is rich in fiber, it’s full of Vitamin A and it’s packed with beta-carotene. Not only is it healthy for humans but dogs can benefit from consuming it as well. It’s good for clearing up both diarrhea AND constipation in dogs. When feeding your dog raw pumpkin, be sure to choose the raw pumpkin that comes in a can from the shelf of your grocery store. Never feed your dog raw pumpkin from a fresh pumpkin and be sure to choose pumpkin that contains no sugar. Don’t give your dog too much ...
Solving the Mystery: Chalky, White Poop, SLC, UT – Rocky Mountain Pooper Scoopers
It’s uncommon for a dog to pass a stool that’s chalk like and white in color. In fact, it’s usually brown, or sometimes yellow, but rarely does it come out white. While there might not be anything wrong with your dog, you may need to make a few changes to ensure he continues to live a long and healthy life. Reasons for White Poop There is more than one reason your dog might have white poop. If you’ve left a pile in the yard, it might change color due to the fact that it’s been sitting in the sun too ...
