[Susan78]

I had to bring my little Kinder in to the doctor today because Saturday she had a little diarrea. She was eating good and playful but I cut her food down and let her rest her tummy. Anyways yesterday her poops were nice and normal and everything was fine. At 4:00 am this morning she pooped in her bed and had diarrea again but she seemed to have felt good. She just turned one years old so she was playful and alert. Drinking water good but I thought let's bring her in I do not want to take any chances or have her suffer with a tummy ache. It turned out her poop showed she had camplyobacter infection so she is on amoxicillin and fortiflora. My vet said that he has seen quite a few dogs getting this from bullysticks that are from South America. He said that some may not be cured right. This infection comes from contaminated raw milk,undercooked chicken or poultry or other food conntaminated during preparation. I bought these bullysticks from bestbullysticks.com and now I am afraid to give her any. Kinder just loves these so does anyone have a suggestion on what I could give her? I wonder if a person could put these bullysticks in a microwave or oven to make sure they are cured. Hopefully I find a solution for my baby.