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who knows anymore??? I am getting to my last string! I don't know what to do anymore.. Since peanuts whole vet trip the other day I have been trying to feed him more.. so i boiled some chicken and been giving him a little cut up chicken mixed with his dry food..then I put a little chicken broth over the food..well today he pooped and it was really soft. Could it be the chicken broth?? I think I am just being ocd about him, and I just let him eat how much he wants to eat..he is 4 lbs the vet said he looked healthy and I cant see his ribs so maybe I should just STOP! :confused: |
It depends, when you boil the chicken is their skin on the chicken? This could cause a lot of fat in the broth that could upset tummy, so make sure you skim off fat. Most dog foods have an ingredient that helps firm up poop, dogs eating raw, eat bone fragments that firm up poop, if you are using a large amount of human food, poop may be softer, but it shouldn't be runny. |
It sounds like he is healthy you should be able to feel the ribs but not see them. I dont have a tiny one like you have though and I bet if I did I would be just as careful about the eating and how much |
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I know some yorkies just not "eaters" so maybe I am being really OCD :rolleyes: |
Now that I think of it he has ALWAYS ate a little bit.. so maybe that is just him :confused::confused: |
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Thats what started to get me to worry is Peanut doesn't even eat on forth of a cup a day! It takes him about 2 days to eat one forth of a cup :confused: |
I think your just worried and scared. Its perfectly normal. I have a chi thatis 4 pounds and he doesn't eat alot either but he's 2 1/2 years old is still alive lol..hes' never had to go to the vet other than for rouitine. So just relax it sounds like your baby i just fine. |
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I know how you feel. I hand feed MIley (course she had hypogycemia talk about a scare) I also used to hand feed Biskit I no longer hand feed him but I do sit by him while he eats to make sure it's him eating and not me thinking hes eating and instead my oh so hoggish lab that will steal an extra bite if I turn my head lol.. As long as you know he's eating you really have nothng to worry about..it's when he stops eating that you should worry. It's scary having small dogs..after biskit I swore id never get another small breed dog..woa and behold I got Miley lol.. |
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