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| Help!!! We're in Tennessee on vacation, we brought Van Gogh with us... The 10 hour drive from Florida to tennesee he did great! Since he's been here he's been getting sick constantly almos like he's not digesting his food... I have him on eukanuba mixed his fish oil and pumkin in it as i seem his stool was lose when he went to the bathroom in GA. He's not taking any cheese so I could sneak a Dramamine or two in it... Please someone help us. What to do to get him back to good health |
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| How old is he? Did the loose stools just start? What are their consistency? Does it have an abnormally foul smell? Could he be stressed, as stress can cause diarrhea or loose stools. If his gums are pink, he is acting normally, and his stool is just a little loose, I wouldn't panic. I'd withhold food until tomorrow morning. When I did feed him, it would be rice. Uncle Ben's sells a pouch of white rice you can microwave. If you have the ability/access to boil chicken or ground beef, Id also do that. When did you begin the fish oil? Is that a new addition to his diet? Sent from my iPhone using Petguide.com Free App |
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| If you just started the fish oil (which I think I saw something elsewhere about you just starting last week), that could be causing a little upset. <- I noticed the same thing when I accidently put 2 pumps of fish oil in Bertie's food instead of Jacks, and just went with it. Pumpkin can also cause loose stool, I think.... |
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| If you did not change the food, it might be the water. Bottled water (make sure it is not city water purified and bottled but source water) could help. Pumpkin can go both ways, it can loosen the stool or harden it depending on how much you give. Stop the fish oil for the time being. I agree with the rice or rice/chicken idea.
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| Unflavored pedialyte and consult the ER vet via phone. Sent from my iPhone using Petguide.com Free App |
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| just googled some emergency vets in TN. Try these links... Not sure where in TN you are. Emergency (24 Hour) Vet Clinics in Tennessee Animal Medical Center - Veterinarian In Murfreesboro, TN, USA :: Home veterinary emergency clinic Knoxville | Find veterinary emergency clinic in Knoxville, TN Can you get your hands on some Gatorade? If so, see if he'll drink a little bit. Please let us know what you find out. |
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| If his gums are gray, he needs a vet now. 67 miles isn't that far, based on what we drive every day. |
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| Emergency THIS is an emergency. Get him to an emergency vet NOW!
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