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by **Bruno311210** Wed Mar 30 2011, 19:01

Just wondering again, Sorry for being a worry head

Bruno didn't have much of his breakfast or lunch, but dinnertime (6pm) he ate 3 handfuls of his food. Would too much food at once, cause his no2 to go part solid and part runny.

Thanks in advance

Feel like a new mum with a newborn baby Laughing

by **janey** Wed Mar 30 2011, 19:03

I'm really not too sure, as I mentioned in one of your other posts her poo's are half solid half runny too and seem to deteriorate through te day to just runny! I would be interested to no, but I don't think eating more at once affects it.

by **Bruno311210** Wed Mar 30 2011, 19:09

I'll keep an eye on his no2 and let you know, not sure whether he ate something while we were out thou, as the grass cutters from the council came and they don't tidy up after themselves and we went over to see a lady that i got talking to when we had the other dog and he had his face in grass and then started on a stick, so whether he did and its upset his tummy.

by Guest Wed Mar 30 2011, 22:51

Bruno311210 wrote:Just wondering again, Sorry for being a worry head

Bruno didn't have much of his breakfast or lunch, but dinnertime (6pm) he ate 3 handfuls of his food. Would too much food at once, cause his no2 to go part solid and part runny.

Thanks in advance

Feel like a new mum with a newborn baby

Yes! Eating too much in one go can give a stomach upset because the stomach can't cope with it all. That's why you have to split a pup's meals into 4 to start with - they need so much food to grow, but can't digest it all at once. That's onof the reasons I still feed 2 meals a day & probably always will.

by **gem** Wed Mar 30 2011, 23:16

Just like us when we eat too much and feel poorly

by **janey** Wed Mar 30 2011, 23:47

Caryll wrote:

Yes! Eating too much in one go can give a stomach upset because the stomach can't cope with it all. That's why you have to split a pup's meals into 4 to start with - they need so much food to grow, but can't digest it all at once. That's onof the reasons I still feed 2 meals a day & probably always will.

Then please help me as to why Moo's poos start firm in the morning and are like water in the evening. I have swapped and tried foods which has helped as she doesn't have the runs over night now, but her first is solid then gradually as the day goes on by her 4th its just a watery mess. It's been over a year now and its always been the same? Just thought this is usual for her, but very open to any advice. Believe me she was tested for everything when I got her becuse of this. Sorry to hi-jack, but would love to no what people think?

by **Bruno311210** Thu Mar 31 2011, 07:24

Thank You Caryll .

I now feed him 3 times a day as the mid morning feed, he doesn't seems to want, so i feed him every 6 hours and only give him 2 handfuls Smile

His no2 are back to normal today Big Grin

by **Bruno311210** Thu Mar 31 2011, 07:27

No problem Janey Smile

hijack away Big Grin

i have got a bad habit of hijacking thread and i am sorry to anyone i have done it too Smile

by Guest Thu Mar 31 2011, 11:13

janey wrote:[Then please help me as to why Moo's poos start firm in the morning and are like water in the evening. I have swapped and tried foods which has helped as she doesn't have the runs over night now, but her first is solid then gradually as the day goes on by her 4th its just a watery mess. It's been over a year now and its always been the same? Just thought this is usual for her, but very open to any advice. Believe me she was tested for everything when I got her becuse of this. Sorry to hi-jack, but would love to no what people think?

Does she eat anything other than her main food during the day?

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