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The only time Daisy has pork is when she has a pork bone (I get them free sometimes from a friend of a friend who is a butcher) every time she has them she has a really stinky bum! Do you think she may be intolerant to pork or could it just be because its more bone/marabone than normal? Doesn't cause runny poo!
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Re: Pork
Hmm that's strange that she gets a stinky bum but no runny poo. Have you tried a piece of pork meat instead of the bone to see if the same happens?
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Re: Pork
No but after posting I was just thinking I should do that!!
She does get stinky wind from chicken on the bone but this is different, smells really rotten!!
She does get stinky wind from chicken on the bone but this is different, smells really rotten!!
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Nice Daisy! I'm sure mum loves you sharing that :p
Bane had a really rotten bum the first time he tried pork! Maybe it's just a thing
Bane had a really rotten bum the first time he tried pork! Maybe it's just a thing
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Re: Pork
Saz, I know pork is a bit richer and fattier than other meats, so it's perhaps that. Maybe you could try giving her a bit at a time off the bone to build up her tolerance to it? I do know it's also a meat you shouldn't give way too often because of it's fattiness, but also that a little bit of pork fat now and then is good for the fur etc
Daisy, no more stinky bums for mum please x
Daisy, no more stinky bums for mum please x
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Thanks Lisa, I will try that
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Re: Pork
Just an update, Daisy seems fine on pork mince so I don't think she is intolerant!
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Must be, they are quite chunky bones!
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Good to hear
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