Just like us humans, all dogs are different. Their toilet habits are different too. With that in mind, it's important to get to know your pup right away and understand what is normal for them. That way, you will be able to recognise any changes in their stools.
Why is my dog's poop inconsistent?
If a dog produces stool inconsistencies that could be scored anywhere else on the scale and it persists for more than a day or two, the owner should take their dog to the vet. Soft stool without blood or mucus can simply be a sign of a dog's dietary change or indiscriminate eating.
Why has my dogs poop changed?
Though there can be some variation of the shade of brown your dog's poop is, it really should always be brown. A change in color of their poop could mean anything from a change in diet or eating something they shouldn't have or can't digest to a problem with their intestines, pancreas, liver, or another internal organ.
What does unhealthy dog poop look like?
Most unhealthy dog stools have a film or stickiness to them. This coating is a telltale sign that something is off and a vet should be contacted. An unhealthy poop will leave a wet or sticky trail behind. An off-characteristic stench can also indicate the poop's coating is abnormal.
Why is my dog's poop different everyday?
These include their size, diet, activity level, the number of walks they take and their age. Most dogs poop between 1 and 5 times per day. Puppies or older dogs who eat frequent small meals may be on the higher end of this scale. Dogs with health issues may poop more or less depending on the nature of their issues.
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