21/07/2022
A worthy read 💩
ARE YOU OBSESSED WITH YOUR DOGS P**P 💩 🐶💚
Are you a p**p 💩 stalker/detective?
SH*T/P**P/CRAP/PONKY/POO/
I’m constantly sent photos of dog p**p! I can’t even begin to tell you how many photos that I have!
“Raw feeders are obsessed with dog p**p & love talking about it!”
There are umpteen charts, blogs, videos & articles telling us what our dogs p**p should look like.
Being told this is a “good indication of your dogs GI health”
I disagree.
Get to know your own pets!
Find out what is normal for them.
Document it!
Then you’ll know if something is wrong.
Start with yourself.
Document your own p**p for 2 months.
Colour
Firmness
Length
Odour
Appearance
Did you p**p at the exact same time everyday? Or was it dependant on when you ate?
Dog p**p should only look the same day in day out if they are fed the exact same foods day in day out!
Chicken & fish make for a looser, lighter colour p**p than beef for example. Did you feed mince? Chunks? Whole prey?
The day after bone day the Queeniechi Gang all have a much firmer crumbly p**p.
On days when they have fasted or eaten a meat free diet, their p**p is often loose.
If they have a curry it smells different to say a lamb stew.
If there is lots of fiber emptying of the a**l glands is more obvious.
Please don’t get too hung up on these charts.
Study your own dog and create your normal from there. If the diet is diverse so will the p**p be! Don’t panic if it’s a bit lighter on Monday and segmented and darker on Saturday.
These charts are created for highly processed diets where the same food and flavours are ed day in day out, then yes, this would be a good indication of something being wrong.
Your dog will experience a more volumous p**p if they are being fed a highly processed, high carb diet and it will be a stinky one!
Emma Rutherford
Functional Companion Animal Dietary Industry Consultant thenaturalcaninekitchen.com Founder of Holistic Dog Care
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Ps I am deadly serious about you keep your own p**p chart! Bowl cancer is easy to miss. Study your own p**p as much as you study your dogs p**p! ANYTHING different contact your GP (doctor) immediately, better safe than sorry.