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Topic Dog Boards / Breeding / Runny poo
- By Ollie Wolly [gb] Date 16.02.13 13:14 UTC
Hi my pups are 7 week and have very runny poo they eat well and are all happy healthy pups there poos just runny have got them on Arden grange puppy any one got any ideas  on how to get a little solider thanks  
- By Bordaquest [gb] Date 16.02.13 13:39 UTC
Hi. Couple of things spring to mind (not that I'm an expert!)  - what worming program have you done with mum and pups? Have you checked the levels of food they're each having? Have they all got the runs or is it just a couple of them?
- By white lilly [gb] Date 16.02.13 14:20 UTC
ver eating can give runny poo plus needing to be wormed can theres so many reasons really.
- By itsadogslife [gb] Date 16.02.13 15:57 UTC
After taking advice from other breeders in my breed (Golden Retrievers so fairly large gundogs), I weaned my puppies straight onto their Puppy/Junior food. I was advised that the weaning/Puppy food sometimes caused runny tums. We had no upset tums at all with the Junior & pups all went to their new homes with a complimentary sack.

Other than that, I'd look at your worming regime as previously mentioned.
- By Brainless [gb] Date 17.02.13 11:12 UTC
Puppy poo is normally much less firm than adults, toothpaste consistency, so it often then gets stepped in.

Overeating is most likely cause, as I generally find first poos of the day are firmer.  I tend to feed to appetite and some can be greedy.

If your still giving milk cut it out and you should notice a difference.

Watery or projectile poos are soemthing else entirely. 
Topic Dog Boards / Breeding / Runny poo

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