Gwen Henson never give a dog pepto or immodium its causes stomach ulcers in dogs and is toxic for cats

Horrible advice! Usually causes them to vomit!

No!! Bad advice it’s causes blockage and doesn’t expel the cause

Maybe pancreatitis?

Kibbles made my dog walk in circles. She almost died.

It appears that this idiot doesn't respond to questions.

I have a paralyzed doggie that has bouts of colitis nothing the vets tried seem to work, I was at my wits end, because this little guy wears diapers and it was so hard to keep him cleaned up, A vet finally tried him on 6 weeks of a powder called Tylan, it worked wonders he did well for a couple years, and has recently had a short bout again, I will ask for it again if he continues to have a problem...

Tahir Rana did you find a solution?

Tahir Rana hello, Im currently going through the same. How is your doggy doing?

I'm having the same with my dog has any one found a solution? Thanks

wolflover 2 my two dogs are obsessive rabbit poo eaters and it’s everywhere

@@wendybell9007 lol My dog prefers to eat rabbit poop than his food

Update?

I know this is a one year old comment, so hopefully it was resolved. But that is classic colitis. All too common for dogs to eat something they shouldn't have, then the colon reacts by shedding inner lining, which usually is a mucousy mess, which may or may not have blood

It really was because I just took my dog to the vet for diarrhea and everything he said that's what the vet told me even describe the medication he name and change the food to a bland diet for a couple of days my dog has had diarrhea for about 5 days he was still eating and drinking but he's a 10lb Yorkie small after one dose of that medication I followed him outside about three hours later and his stool was firm

So you expanded my TLDW, take ya dog to the vet, with I took my dog to the vet and he said the same thing and prescribed the same medication, how is this even remotely useful? changing a dogs diet to plain chicken and rice is common when they suffer with diarrhoea, something as simple as changing dog food brand can cause diarrhoea, but are over the counter meds avabile for treating such or do you let it run its course as the body adapts to a new diet? or do I still need to take my dog to the vet at a consultation cost, sample and blood works tests plus a prescription cost, plus a recommendation of a veterinarian supplied pet food at an inflated price to general pet store cost? another way to put the TLDW is, dogs are scavengers, they have eaten something that has given them a bacterial infection, take ya dog to the vets they will do a battery of tests and prescribe meds, all at a cost ofc, so what other reasons can cause diarrhoea? when do I need to worry enough to take em to the vet, will a plain chicken and rice diet suffice? are over the counter meds available? etc as humans, we have Immodium and other brands of meds to stop diarrhoea, it is also good advice to remain hydrated with the help of dioralyte aka Pedialyte. and thus I would not seek medical attention instantly when I suffer with diarrhoea, not every issue needs a vet instantly like this vid suggests back to the TLDW of take ya dog to the vet, in some cases, a vet is a waste of time and money, I was looking for more info than this vid offers.

I’ve been using fish Aid amoxicillin for my dog, everytime she gets diarrhea. I break a capsule, delute int with filtered water, and give small doses. It’s worked beautifully for my small fur baby! I bought it on AlliVET

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