pooch495

Our English Bull Terrier had yellow poop for several days in a row last year, it ended up being pancreatitis and he needed to be hospitalized for 4 days.

What helpful bugs! Putting the worms to shame.

After long runs we usually cool our dogs down with the hose allowing the water to run along their back for a few minutes and then on thier chests. This helps them to cool down fast.

We made a compost bin for our two dog's poop recently. We bought a plastic garbage can and then drilled holes in it it every two inches or so. Then we put some soil in and bought some worms for fishing and dumped them in too. We feed our pets a raw diet so they have dry crumbly poop it seems as if the worms are breaking it down though. This might help: https://www.wikihow.com/Compost-Dog-Poop