Blodwen sick and runny poo - advice please

[bajoleth]

Poor Blod she is having a rough time of it isn't she (and your patio too ) I hope it all clears up today
Belle sends her baby sis a big cocker hug and kiss

[Lynne L]

How is Blodwen today?
Lynne

[rwasinski]

Thanks Belle - we passed on the hug and kiss  and she loved it!

She has been doing a lot better after her 30 mins poo poo marathon on Tuesday night. Yesterday we had no sick, and one small hard poop evening time, and same for today. So she isn't back completely to normal - and she is still just on chicken, rice and yoghurt - but it is a huge improvement so she is definately over the worst.

We are going to start introducing her kibble to her chicken, rice and yoghurt tomorrow slowly.

I wish we knew what caused it - just to avoid it happening again.

[Lynne L]

Hooray! Probably a bug in which case, she will have some immunity from this hopefully. It is a worry when they are poorly and even worse when they are little. Glad she's on the mend she looks so cute in the photo!
Lynne

[bajoleth]

Glad she is improving Jo and Belle

[Rats and Dogs]

Duggie's back on the boiled fish today...

[bajoleth]

Aww Duggie, its a horible bug isn't it seems to settle then come back for an encore Big hugs to Duggie and hope he is 1005 soon Jo and Belle

[rwasinski]

Poor lil Duggie - I really hope he is OK. It almost took a week for Blod to recover look

I hope Duggie's tum settles down properly quickly. It is a worry when things are not quite right. I think what helped through the week was seeing that, in herself, she was still quite bright and padding around, lively as anything. Do keep an eye on him Fiona.

Blod does look quite skinny now bless her.

[mcphee]

Oh poor puppies. Don't know how I missed this thread. Have you tried Tree barks powder. The lady at Therepaws swears by it. Made by Dorwest. Similar to slippery elm for humans. She has Goldies and breeds /shows/works them. She suggested I use it as Rufus had the runs quite a lot this summer. It says it can be used for any age post weaning.

[sassie]

Larnie not too bad today, which is good since there are little piles of earth all over the garden where I've had to cover the doo-dah and if it had gone on much longer, I think we could have run out of garden!!

[Rats and Dogs]

Oh poor puppies. Don't know how I missed this thread. Have you tried Tree barks powder. The lady at Therepaws swears by it. Made by Dorwest. Similar to slippery elm for humans. She has Goldies and breeds /shows/works them. She suggested I use it as Rufus had the runs quite a lot this summer. It says it can be used for any age post weaning.

I've had a look at their website and was going to order some, but does anyone know if it is available to buy in the shops? I'd like to get it asap if I can.

Duggie is bright and lovelyl, but the runs are still ongoing, and he was sick in his crate again this morning.