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Stinky butt!! I had posted a thread earlier and in return I was told that my pup has mucus poops. Could this be why he is farting (sorry for the term) so much? They had said the mucus poop could be caused by an irritated stomach. HELP! Whats is wrong with my little guy!?!?!:confused: |
He recently has been scooting on the carpet, but when he is farting he is laying on the couch. Could his anal glands finally be expressing themselves withouth him even moving? |
Don't have any answers but good luck. |
The mucus could also be a sign of coccidia. Has he been to the vets and had his stool checked? |
not yet. I am getting worried. I think we are going to get him in on Saturday. |
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what food does he eat? |
royal canine indoor puppy. Is that okay? |
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how old is he??? how long has he been on this food and how long has he had the problem??? these things get at me.. i ALWAYS wnat to get to the bottom of it :) it's like a game (not to reduce your pups problems to a game) but i love trying to solve it and help :) |
Stinky Butt (Farts) usually means that something in his food is not agreeing with his body. And I agree that Royal Cain isn't the greatest. I would go with Canidae All Life Stages, but you have change slowly, over a weeks time. You really should bring him to the Vet for a check up. And bring a stool sample (as fresh as possible) :p |
Yeah, I just looked at the ingredients and there is A LOT of chicken in it. Maybe we will try that first. The only other thing is that we had seen a small trace of blood in his poop a while back ago. It was only twice though. The coccidia that I looked up said something about that. I am getting really confused lol! Could that be the food too? Do you know any good dog recipes? |
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Also, on the Health thread there is a section on home cooking. Lots of good recipes! Hope this helps.;) |
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