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If you want to use an adult food for your puppy, that may work better as it is small pieces.
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Join Date: Aug 2012
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Yellow or green poop? Does not sound healthy at all...
When my pup was 4 months old she had yellow diarrhea, and food switching didn't help... I took her to the vet turned out she had giargia, its a type of parasite very common for puppies. If you keep this up, you will have a malnorished puppy and you will waste all that money trying all different dog food. Your best bet is taking him to the vet as soon as possible. Your pups is growing and MUST have proper nutrition even more than adult dog..Hope he gets well soon |
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![]() Anyway, we did some research and found a kibble made with no added salt, and the only one we could find was Solid Gold! He LOVES it, and he's regained what he'd lost. We have cut his food back a tad because he'd pudge right up, I'm sure! We recommend Solid Gold Wee bits to adopters, who adopt small breeds from us. |
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