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constipation
I have a feeling bella is constipated i don't mean to sound gross but she is going for a poo but not as big as usual she is eating alot of grass I've gave her a little milk not alot (as much as u would be in a cup of tea) any ideas what I can do to help her go her farts are killing me lol also she is eating her normal food ok and hasn't vomited is this normal for a constipated dog
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Re: constipation
if shes still going to the loo regularly dnt worry too much. I wouldbt give milk either it will upset the stomach just give her a little bit more water than usual may be her stomach was upset by eating the grass . if shes otherwise ok and eating and drinking normally try and not worry if you are concerned at all have a word with your vet
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Re: constipation
If Bella is passing stools then I wouldn't worry. It can depend a lot on what they eat as to how dry the stools are. The farting is down to diet, have you changed anything recently ?
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Re: constipation
Is it sort of pellet sized or bigger? Or does is look overly dry/cracked?
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Re: constipation
It's kinda of long and really thin like a worm size
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Re: constipation
That sound more like something is obstructing than constipation. How many times a day is she going? What is the consistency? Sorry for so many gross questions.
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Re: constipation
agree with Rachel, constipation would usually be a big dry block strained out. you can try a spoonfull of olive or salmon on oil on the kibble to try jiggle things along. best not to wait to long with constipation though, couple of days max and then a trip to the vets. it can cause quite a few complications and im not a usual advocate of running straight to the vet.
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