I use pro plan large breed formula and Brady's poops are normal
Wish I could be more help
Wish I could be more help
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Pretty easy to look up
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(maybe I am the only weirdo that would Google "green stool?") lol
This explains a lot
http://altmedicine.about.com/od/gettingdiagnosed/a/stools.htm
Cherri
This explains a lot
http://altmedicine.about.com/od/gettingdiagnosed/a/stools.htm
Cherri
Thanks! And actually not weird at all....believe me, I've looked up way too much about dog poop
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I had already read about the color green being a result of the food moving through them too fast, but figured it had to be beyond that, considering that all these dogs had green stool instantly when they were put on pro plan performance. The line at the bottom of the website about food causes is probably a good answer here - must be some different supplement levels/types in the formula. The strange part though was that my dog's stool stayed green even when I changed his food - and now instantly turned brown with antibiotics. The agony of trying to figure out dog poop
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I had already read about the color green being a result of the food moving through them too fast, but figured it had to be beyond that, considering that all these dogs had green stool instantly when they were put on pro plan performance. The line at the bottom of the website about food causes is probably a good answer here - must be some different supplement levels/types in the formula. The strange part though was that my dog's stool stayed green even when I changed his food - and now instantly turned brown with antibiotics. The agony of trying to figure out dog poop
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Well there was also another issue with liver enzymes and them not hanging around the bowel too long (sites stated that it is transit time that causes the green to change to yellow or brown) Maybe the food is very digestible and moves through quickly? (lol heaven forbid that Pro Plan should actually do something right
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Cherri
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