We noticed that our newly adopted lab was having some diarrhea/loose stools. History: he was from a kill shelter, had a 3 day trip to the rescue, was there 3 days then we adopted. We had him fast for 12 hours and then did a bland boiled chicken & rice diet for several days, stools got firmer, but when slowly reintroducing the food he had been given at the rescue, a beef based food, he had diarrhea again. He wants to eat and has an appetite. Should we try chicken based food? He was fully vetted at the rescue before we got him (dewormed). Acts fine and has settled in well besides this.

Recently switched my dogs food to blue buffalo. I mix the dry food with the wet food.

Adopted him from animal shelter about 1 month ago and for the past few days he has been having diarrhea and blood in diarrhea why is this and what can I do the stop it

I just would like to know what may be causing my dog to have diarrhea

We have had our puppy for over 3 months now and he has been on the same kibble diet (Stella and Chewys) and as of 3 weeks ago he has off and on diarrhea. Nothing in his diet has changed and we give him rawhide bones every now and then. The diarrhea will be present for 2-3 days, then stop for ~4 days and then start back up again in cycle. The vet has no answer to this as they conducted a fecal exam twice now and it comes back negative. We still have no answer

I have an 11 week old puppy who wouldn’t eat much at all. My friend who has a mini Aussie suggested mixing a little bit of wet food with the puppy’s dry food. I’ve done that yesterday and today but he now has extremely runny diarrhea. Could this be due to the wet food? Because he has had some diarrhea before but not to this extent. He still has the typical puppy poop.

We took our dog to a BBQ on Sunday and people fed him lots of chips and popcorn (and probably various types of meat). Monday morning he vomited once but seemed normal. Monday night he had diarrhea and this morning he is squeezing out some blood it seems. He seems a bit down and out but not too lethargic and walks around just fine. What should I do?

I was transitioning the food for my Germand Shepherd puppy for almost 2 weeks. I made the transition long because he has a very sensitive stomach. He was on a grain free diet but his stool was not the right color and smelled really bad, most of the time soft as well. The vet cleared him of having any parasite from the stool sample test so he recommended switching the food. I switched him to grain in Fromm Gold because the pet food store owner recommends a more bland diet (oat, barley...etc) and then slowly transition back to grain free in the future once his GI is more stable. During the transition, the stool color and odor improved a lot. Sometimes the stool would be softer than others but overall it's better than his previous food. I put him full Fromm two days ago (a new bag) and he's been having diarrhea. I was trying to figure out if he's intolerant or allergic to peas...etc so we've been careful with his treats as well. No new food is given to him during this transition period. I'm at a lost here.

I rescued my dog about 3 weeks ago, and immediately switched her diet to Natural Balance Vegetarian kibble. She was on heavy duty antibiotics for a vaginal infection, and someone recommended I add pumpkin to her food. I would do the vegan kibble + raw pumpkin and also give her vegan dog treats made from peanut butter and other natural ingredients. I'd also give her occasional treats like broccoli, wild blueberries, carrots, kale and the like. In small amounts of course. Her poop was so great for the first couple of days. A week in she started having diarrhea. She never went inside the house and only pooped 2-3 times a day when we would take her out, but it was brown mush and leaves an awful smear on the grass. It comes out like soft serve. I thought it was from the antibiotics killing all her good bacteria, so I bought her a probiotic. Fast forward almost two weeks and she's still having the diarrhea and was even developing skin irritation issues by licking and knawing and scratching on her paws until raw etc. She has severe separation anxiety, so with the new environment, stress, new diet, antibiotics etc, it's a lot and makes sense she has diarrhea. I chalked it up to stress and food allergies, so two days ago I decided to stop giving her any treats or people food, and only give her the kibble twice a day. The skin irritations went away, yay! But the diarrhea is still the same. Brown soft serve. I also give her organic CBD oil to calm her down in her crate while I'm at work, but don't think that is the cause. She's already taken dronzel for worms, and I haven't seen any in her stool but I'll still give her the second one in another week or so to be safe. It's basically been two weeks of the diarrhea now, and I'm wondering at what point I need to take her in. I really want to figure this out on my own because I can't afford all the vet bills. How long can a dog have this type of diarrhea before you have no choice but to bring them in?