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Trevstan · 10-21-2016, 11:46 AM

It started yesterday night he poo'd in the house in front of the door he's never done that before had him for 2 months.

He went out for his walk this afternoon and he was excessive sniffing of grass (or so I thought) came home and ate as normal then made a mad dash for the door and had a really watery poo with the grass I thought he was sniffing.

My first reaction to it was he's just had fleas so I thought he may need worming I bought the drontal when I bought his advantage flea spot on treatment but never gave him it so wormed him tonight.

He's his normal self apart from the iffy stomach barking etc...

Could worms cause an iffy belly? And what is he eating grass for is it normal when a dog has a iffy stomach?

Am keeping an eye on him now.

10-21-2016, 11:46 AM	#1
Trevstan Yorkie Talker Join Date: Aug 2016 Location: Stanley Posts: 23	Bobbie isn't well... Any ideas? It started yesterday night he poo'd in the house in front of the door he's never done that before had him for 2 months. He went out for his walk this afternoon and he was excessive sniffing of grass (or so I thought) came home and ate as normal then made a mad dash for the door and had a really watery poo with the grass I thought he was sniffing. My first reaction to it was he's just had fleas so I thought he may need worming I bought the drontal when I bought his advantage flea spot on treatment but never gave him it so wormed him tonight. He's his normal self apart from the iffy stomach barking etc... Could worms cause an iffy belly? And what is he eating grass for is it normal when a dog has a iffy stomach? Am keeping an eye on him now.