Nighttime diarrhea is often caused by a sudden change in diet, allergies, or a parasite infection. While normal in all dogs from time to time, it can sometimes be a serious issue if it is ongoing. Try at-home remedies such as ride or bread, and check with your vet if any other symptoms pop up, or it doesn't stop.
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