DLS

Hi, we tried her on the bland diet of chicken and rice with a desert sppon of youghurt but it hasn't worked. I took her to the vet and she is now on atibiotics, Peptosyl, Protexin and has been wormed. It seems that the problem is locolised to her large bowel, hence the reason she is feeling well, eating well and drinking well. Her 2nd vaccination is due tomorrow but that will not be done until 48hours after the runs have stopped. Hopefully all of this will do the trick and she will be back to her normal pooing self soon. Thankyou all for your advice, it is greatly appreciated.

Thankyou all for your replies. I think I'll skip on the tomatoes and try her with rice and chicken Skipping a meal may be in order as well, she is fed 3 times a day and it won't hurt her to skip one...although she may think it will. If it continues I will take her into the vet. She is just really full of herself and looking just fine...very odd. She could have eaten something in the garden as she is a pig and also chews on EVERYTHING.

I was a bit hesitant about the tomatoes too but it was recommended by the breeder who had it recommended by her vet and apparently it works.

Definately going more frequently.

Our puppy is 101/2 weeks old and eats like a horse. for the last 2 days she has had chronic diarrhea. She is eating, playing, drinking looking well, no temperature, gums good, you wouldn't know anything was amiss except for her very loose bowel movements. And there is alot of it too! I have taken her off all food except boiled rice, cooked chicken and tinned tomatoes. I have spoken to our vet and he says because she seems fine and is eating/drinking well just to keep an eye on her. Can someone help me with any suggestions? TIA