My kitten have squishy runny poop, why?
How old is your kitten? A sudden change in diet will do this. Also, dairy products tend to loosen the stool as well. The food is most likely making his poop smell. I would bet a dollar that your kitten is just getting used to it's new food, however. Be sure to add vitamins to his food, one's found in pet stores that impersonate the mommy cat's milk. This will help the growing kitten to stay strong and well nourished. Worms are most likely not the case. However, the first warning sign of intestinal parasites is soft stool. The most common is Tapeworm, which (like many others) suck the nutrients from each feeding. You would be able to see worms crawling from his butt, or in his poop. If it is any type of worm infestation you would most likely see exposed bones (hip, shoulder, and rib) and a swollen belly. If he begins to show any symptoms of illness later on a visit to the vet is in order. Try taking in a stool sample first (gross! I know). Best of luck my friend, though in the end everything WILL turn out alright.
Every time I run, I have to poop. Why?
There are a few reasons this occurs. First reason is because you don't do it before the race so even if you don't have to go try, it works out better. Second, when you run, it is like having tons of fiber in your lower intestines moving everything through the digestive tract and speeds everything up. Third, (this is what I have found works the best), ab workouts. I know that they are tough and annoying but they strengthen your abs and tighten everything up.
What causes runny poop in dogs?
TAKE YOUR DOG TO THE VET!!!!! Especially if it's lasted more than 24 hours. I had a rot who had diarrhea practically her whole life. I passed it off as stress, eating dog food not puppy food (I had 3 other dogs plus her). At nine months old, no warning, she just died. I had an autopsy done on her and it was kidney damage. She actually died of blood poisoning. If you love your dog at all, don't hesitate to take her to the vet. Let them run tests to find the real cause. The only way a dog/cat can physically tell us they are sick is by diarrhea...so listen to your dog!
Very long poop?
This Site Might Help You. RE: Very long poop? I've been running for about four years now but during the summer, starting in june, I started to make my runs a little longer and more intense. Since then I have noticed that my poop is extremely long, sometimes a foot, not exaggerating. what the heck is going on. I run about four times a week.
Why do I have to poop after I workout ?
When you exercise, you do so with the intention of improving your cardiovascular health, losing weight, gaining muscle strength or blowing off steam. Intense physical exercise is work no matter what type you prefer and it affects every organ system in your body, including the gastrointestinal system. The specific effects depend on the modality, intensity and duration of your chosen activity. In many types of exercise eating before the event doesn't provide enough fuel to get you through it, so you have to take nourishment during the race or workout itself. How your stomach handles what you put in it while exercising depends on the intensity of the exercise. Steady-state exercise leads to quicker stomach emptying than does intermittent, very-high-intensity exercise, and gastric emptying is faster during moderate-intensity exercise than while you're resting, perhaps because of the contraction of your abdominal muscles. In short blood is pushed to your organs forcing your body to fuel and empty faster. Just make sure to plunge the toilet when your done.
WHY DOES MY DOG POOP EVERY NIGHT IN HER KENNEL?
Dog: Pit bull Age: Almost a year Whats Happening: Every night our dog who is kenneled poops and pees in her cage. ALWAYS. She then lays in it and I have even caught her laying with her face in IT. Her Routine: Good diet same as our other dog who has NO issues. She is outside ALL day on a run so she has LOTS of exercise. She is fed first thing in the morning. This was changed in the hopes that it was the easy solution. She does have water all day but we can't really take it away from her or she will get dehydrated! Her Surroundings: She is in a LARGE metal kennel with a plastic tray liner. She did have a blanket but we had to remove it because of the constant mess. She is RIGHT next to our other dog who I mentioned does not share the same issues. We did this again in the hopes that she was lonely and needed a friend. Their cages are very open so they can see each other. I am at the end of my patience. I do not want to get rid of the dog BUT I am pregnant and do not need to be cleaning out a feces covered dog and kennel. I knew when I got her there would be certain duties but this is ridiculous. Every person that I explain this situation to says it is anxiety but she is not alone...we are in the other room at night. I am starting to feel it is something she is doing to punish us for kenneling her. Is this possible?
Lack of poop ?
I picked up a little 8 week old Basset pup last night. There was an add on craigslist so I decided to take a look as the litter was an accidental breeding.(her house was in foreclosure and she was going to take the pups to the humane society). I have had 2 Bassets before and also use to breed and show Dobes, but have never had this problem. He won't poop! I tried to get him to the vet today but they were booked so made an appt. for Monday. I do understand they whole digestion time. So he pooped a very small amount last night at around 8 p.m. and hasn't pooped yet today. The lady had started him on Old Roy crap food and I would have rather had him not eat than to continue on with this. He has eaten 4 small meals today of Merrick, and still no poop! I put a teaspoon of olive oil on his last meal. Any suggestions? Does this sound like an emergency or do you think he will poop soon? He is not lethargic, vomiting, etc. He plays nice with my other 2 dogs. What do you guys think