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Puppies / Re: Skinny Miss Molly aged 20 weeks
« Last post by bizzylizzy on April 03, 2024, 10:00:39 PM »
A neighbour of mine has a little black working line, she looked very much the same for the first year or so and I always thought she was too thin but she‘s filled out as she‘s matured. I guess they‘re just like us peoples  :shades: .
Much easier said than done I know (I was obsessed with Humple‘s weight) but as long as she‘s happy and healthy I‘d say don’t worry too much . :luv:
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Puppies / Re: Skinny Miss Molly aged 20 weeks
« Last post by ejp on April 03, 2024, 07:27:53 PM »
I think she is okay, a little more padding wouldn't hurt, but they grow at such a pace.  Personally I think she will fill out in time, but I do get why you are concerned.
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Puppies / Re: Skinny Miss Molly aged 20 weeks
« Last post by MIN on April 03, 2024, 07:08:46 PM »
She is very leggy and short coated which probably makes her look worse.  It is just her ribs that show. Although she is narrow across the back end no bones stick out.   They are a worry.
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Puppies / Re: Skinny Miss Molly aged 20 weeks
« Last post by Jaysmumagain on April 03, 2024, 06:26:08 PM »
Honestly I have a totally different answer and that is not to worry Harry looked positively skinny ribs showing and so thin across rear tummy cum end ribs....I really was concerned.  This look continued and like you I even mentioned it to vet when I took him with his ears itching.

All I can say was as he got older he filled out - not sure if I have any photo that show this.

Hope this reasures.   Like me it is a case of being new mum to a pup when we were use to our old darlings
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Puppies / Re: Skinny Miss Molly aged 20 weeks
« Last post by Mudmagnets on April 02, 2024, 09:35:12 PM »
Quote from: MIN on April 02, 2024, 08:41:50 PM
https://ibb.co/jRzNvVv
The vet isn't concerned  but we are. Despite tummy issues miss Molly is putting on weight. Around 7.5 kg now. At the moment she is on RC puppy gastrointestinal ( for the second time) and supposed to have 180 grams day according to feeding info. I have her on 225 plus extra for treats as we have been
instructed not to give anything else  But she is so thin across the hips and  you can play a tune on her ribs.She doesn't have worms or anything nasty.
Not a good photo but  should we be worried. She is a high energy pup

 Would it be possible to get a 2nd veterinary opinion if you feel the need? Have to admit she does look a bit thin - but looks can be deceptive, I guess with vets same as with our doctors, they have their own preferences
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Puppies / Skinny Miss Molly aged 20 weeks
« Last post by MIN on April 02, 2024, 08:41:50 PM »
https://ibb.co/jRzNvVv
The vet isn't concerned  but we are. Despite tummy issues miss Molly is putting on weight. Around 7.5 kg now. At the moment she is on RC puppy gastrointestinal ( for the second time) and supposed to have 180 grams day according to feeding info. I have her on 225 plus extra for treats as we have been
instructed not to give anything else  But she is so thin across the hips and  you can play a tune on her ribs.She doesn't have worms or anything nasty.
Not a good photo but  should we be worried. She is a high energy pup
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Puppies / Re: Miss Molly
« Last post by bizzylizzy on March 29, 2024, 09:46:39 PM »
Quote from: Jaysmumagain on March 29, 2024, 08:24:09 PM
Min

Try Pumpkin Puree 100% (not sweet for pies) just a heaped teaspoon a day and it really stops the smell. I just give it for couple days.....too much causes the runs, while a small amount stops the smeely wind, the only problem is you waste almost half a can each time. 

My Sainsbury as it now £2 was £1.60  >:D

could you not pop the rest into the freezer maybe?
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Puppies / Re: Miss Molly
« Last post by Jaysmumagain on March 29, 2024, 08:24:09 PM »
Min

Try Pumpkin Puree 100% (not sweet for pies) just a heaped teaspoon a day and it really stops the smell. I just give it for couple days.....too much causes the runs, while a small amount stops the smeely wind, the only problem is you waste almost half a can each time.  There are powders out there now but not used them

My Sainsbury as it now £2 was £1.60  >:D
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Puppies / Re: Miss Molly
« Last post by MIN on March 28, 2024, 05:29:36 PM »
Quote from: sueneil on March 28, 2024, 05:07:02 PM
Is she, maybe, chicken intolerant? Try a fish based complete with some mashed potato- I know it works!

That will be our next move after this  "trial".  A complete food rethink. Never had this trouble before with any previous pup
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Puppies / Re: Miss Molly
« Last post by sueneil on March 28, 2024, 05:07:02 PM »
Is she, maybe, chicken intolerant? Try a fish based complete with some mashed potato- I know it works!
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