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Old 16-08-11, 01:34 PM
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Should I be worried??

Slightly unusual question but I'm afraid this one had me baffled...
Skye did a poo ten minutes ago and it was slightly runny but when I picked it up it wobbled!! looked like a jellyfish! I have never picked up anything like it which is why this thread was posted.
Last few days she has eaten, chicken wings, ground chicken mince, beef chunks and had a few bones.
We have bin on the beach for the last few days but haven't seen her eat anything on there, should I be worried?
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Old 16-08-11, 01:39 PM
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Jelly or mucus usually means that the dog has a touch of colitis.
This can be caused by lots of things. It is possible that the sea water has upset her tummy a bit, it certainly does with my dog. You would be surprised how much they take on board just playing or swimming.
If she is otherwise ok, I would just put her on a bland diet for a few days and monitor her poo. x
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Old 16-08-11, 01:54 PM
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Oh ok, yeh she seems fine in herself, playing every chance she gets! :Tongue:
Is the food iv bin feeding her sound ok for the next few days?
As we are on holiday that's all iv got... But if she needs something specific then I can go out and get it? I'd class her diet as bland but you know more about this than I do....
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I would just lay off the red meat and keep to chicken for a couple of days and see how she goes. I am sure she will be fine. x
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Old 17-08-11, 02:32 PM
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Thankyou she is a lot better today :-) x
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