Ok, now Sabian's only having one BM per day. the amount has dramatically decreased since I went off kibble. But now whats there has been watery for the past few days, and he's stooped going three times a day. Just once. Is this abnormal?
Watery stools are not normal. Less volume of stool is one of the major perks of raw. BMs are WASTE product- and less BM means less stuff the body can't use.
Your situation sounds similar to what happened with my adult dog the first week I switched him from kibble to raw. It was suggested to me that I give him a couple of table spoons of 100% pure pumpkin mixed with plain yogurt. It worked great -- by the next day, normal stools. Now anytime my dogs have watery BMs I give them pumpkin and it really does seem to help.
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Thanks. the watery stool has stopped. i'm still amazed at the lack of waste. I took a sample to my vet, about 1/3 cup of stuff. I think she thought that was a sample of the stuff, but that was all there was!
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Your dogs watery stools are due to constipation and is the bodys way of getting that crap out. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/shocked.gif" alt="" /> Pumpkin(fiber) will help, but look at preventing the constipation in the first place. Make sure your dog is getting enough veggie mix or increase meat/muscles to bone ratio. Every dog is different so play around with the balance of ingredients.
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