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Old September 17th, 2007, 10:31 AM
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Talking Yiiipppeeee! Solid stool

Thanks to everyone who helped me out with my dog food questions.....of course, I'm sure I'll still have more as time goes on. But I wouldn't have figured things out for my young boy if it weren't for this forum.

After 7 months, I'm convinced as of today that barring ingestion of something strange, his stool will be solid indefinitely

Fortunately my stubborness led me to ignore my vet's advice to put him back on pro plan (which he wasn't ever completely stable on) and look for answers more in this forum. Of course I only ignored his advice because what he'd already told me about food led me to know that he didn't know much about nutrition. Otherwise he's a great vet.

I switched him to Solid Gold BATM and saw big improvements w/in 24 hours. Then I had to figure out that I was feeding him too much of such a good food. Then we had stability......til the lady at the food store gave me samples of what I thought were freeze dried beef treats but turned out to be chicken.....then we had explosions. But now I have answers and stability. What a relief. I've got a follow up vet appt this week (to include his vaccinations) and I was sooooooo worried the vet was going to tell me to put him on science diet something or other or add enzymes when I didn't think he needed them. Now I just have to figure out how to nicely tell the vet I completely ignored his advice.

Thanks again to everyone who helped (including previous threads that I sorted through)! This forum is great
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Old September 17th, 2007, 10:45 AM
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sometimes it takes a while before you can eliminate the culprit causing the stool to be too soft, but such an exciting treat to find a firm poop
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Old September 17th, 2007, 11:47 AM
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Ahhh another member og the happy poop club

lets all do the happy poo dance!!!

1 2 sguat and scoop
3 4 scoop some more !!
5 6 do some tricks
7 8 close the gate!!
9 10 do it again!!!
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Old September 17th, 2007, 12:23 PM
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Congratulations!!!! I think most of us can appreciate the happiness of good poops, LOL... yayyyy and hope it keeps up for you!
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Old September 17th, 2007, 04:12 PM
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WOO HOO !!!
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Old September 17th, 2007, 06:46 PM
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Hurray for solid poop!

Luka's mom, do tell me where you got that banana-poop icon...

My cat had a bit of trouble with liquid poop for a while, but for two days now she's had solid ones!
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