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Join Date: Dec 2012
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Your a great parent to be concerned, the best thing to put your mind at ease is to do what you are already planning and get the first shots and discuss Newtons symptoms with the Doc. My Mieka had some similar symptoms and some of the whining is caused by separation anxiety. Good luck at the Vet!
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Join Date: Jan 2013
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Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: Southern Illinois
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Lisl was brought home at 7 weeks and she's none the worse for wear now at almost nine weeks.
She is also on Purina Puppy Chow. In spite of what many here might think about Purina products, I've been raising dogs on Purina products for 30 years and all have faired well, none have died, and all dog health visits were positive. I'm not using the latest 'designer' dog food, but I stick with what works for my dogs over the years. No sickness, fever, diarrhea, or other common puppy maladies. Her stools are firm, but not like a rock, and samples were negative for worms.
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Beautiful Pacific NW
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Many dogs aren't even prone to it so it makes no sense to vax for it, that and kennel cough, skip it, as well. On the link I provided it shows core vs. non-core vaccines. Core vaccines ought to be done, while you can skip non-core vax unless your dog is very "at risk" to develop the illnesses which they protect against. |
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: SW, MI
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my question about how many times, is based on the fillers certain brands of kibble have. My rawfed dogs poop once a day, and it isn't a big amount, because they utilize their nutrition. When you feed a lower quality kibble, you have to feed more and of course the dog will poop more often. Filler is just that, nothing nutritious that is absorbed.
I'd rather pay a bit more to pick up a bit less, and have the dog benefiting from the meal vs just having it work its way thru the system. Of course pups eat more often, and go poop more, but I'd still feed a better nutrition, especially to a growing puppy. Last edited by onyx'girl; 01-04-2013 at 11:17 PM. |
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Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Southern California
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My puppy had some kind of infection when I brought her home. We never figured it out but after several different antibiotics over the course of a month or so it got better. But she never completely lost the pudding soft stool. I finally switched her over to raw and her stools are perfect.
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