My Siberian Husky Puppy Has Constant Diarrhea

My 4month old Siberian Husky has had diarrhea now for 5 days. It was the worst on wednesday when she was having major stomach noises and blood in her stool and she was trying to poop when nothing was left in her leaving white mucus and blood only. I took her to the Vet on wednesday as I did not feel this was normal and they said that there was.

My siberian husky puppy has constant diarrhea. Hello everyone, I have a 4-month-old siberian husky who has had diarrhea since the day we brought him home (about 2 months now). I feel like weve tried everything to correct this problem, but nothing seems to work for long. Heres a timeline of what has happened (I know that it is long, but please... Diarrhea is not uncommon in puppies, especially if you introduce a new brand of dog food or if they get into the garbage. Your puppy's natural defense system rushes the offending substance through his stomach and intestines without stopping to digest, resulting in loose or watery stools. Occasional mild diarrhea. Your puppy may also suffer diarrhea as a side effect to a prescribed or over-the-counter medication or the accidental ingestion of a poison. Warning. Prolonged diarrhea can result in dehydration, which can be harmful or fatal. Contact your veterinarian if your puppy continues to have diarrhea after 24 hours or if she has a fever or other signs. I have an 8 yr old Siberia husky. He was diagnosed with low thyroid… put him on meds and didn t see much difference. He has had a continual cough for over a yr, he also has crusty on his nose, limping o one leg, overweight. After many visits to the vet he had a bronchialscope done due to the constant coughing.

Subject: Chronic Diarrhea/Soft Stool in 4 Month Old Puppy Tue Sep 13, 2016 8:15 pm I adopted a 12 week old puppy about four weeks ago, and he has almost never had a solid stool. He would have "pudding" consistency stool 10 or more times a day. A dog’s aggressive behavior toward another dog stems from not enough exposure to other dogs at an early age. If other dogs make your Siberian Husky nervous and agitated, he will lash out as a protective mechanism. A dog who has not received sufficient exposure to other canines tends to believe that he is the only dog on the planet. Diarrhea is one of those frustrating symptoms for owners because it can mean that your puppy has anything from a potentially lethal virus to simple indigestion. I got a Siberian husky at 6 weeks old and he is now 5months old he has had diarrhea since we got him but i put it down to him just being a pup he is now 5months and im getting worried.. he has been wormed regulary but still diarrhea we asked the vet what to do he said change the food we changed the food to a complete dry food bag of nuts and the diarrhea stopped for a few days and then it.

Chronic diarrhea can be caused by infections, parasites, inflammation, foreign body and even part of a systemic disease. This is what you can do: 1- Do not give things like Pepto Bismol or immodium. 2- Change her diet to rice (75%) and boiled boneless chicken or ground beef (25%) until the stool is back to normal then wean back into regular diet. 3- Supplement with a probiotic (fortiflora. My dog was at my mom's house and my mom will feed her dogs table scraps. My chihuahua never eats human food so I figured the grease from the food is what has upset her stomach. I've given her about 1/2 teaspoon of Pepto Bismal and children's Pedialyte and I took her water away Shes been running around and playing all day but she still has. My husky puppy is now 17 weeks old and has been diarrhea free for the first time since I took her home at 8 weeks. We tried all kinds of puppy chow, soft and kibble, tested over and over for parasites. I was up at night and all day trying to take care of her needs and she was clearly uncomfortable. An estimated 20 percent of dogs have some form of ear disease. Here are the symptoms and treatment for dog ear infections.

Diarrhea in your Siberian husky can make the dog as well as you miserable. Your husky doesn't feel well and there is continuous cleaning involved on your part. Most dogs will go through bouts of diarrhea. It is a regular occurrence for some. Diarrhea has various causes--many common, and some serious. Changing food will most likely ALWAYS cause diarrhea in the Alaskan Malamute & Siberian Husky Breeds. One of the main medical issues with these breeds is Sensitive Stomach. Even as adults. So always be aware that this may be the cause for your pups/dogs diarrhea. Many people overreact and get nervous with there new pup. Common puppy disease and symptoms include diarrhea, vomiting, infectious diseases such as parvovirus, distemper, skin issues such as mange, and many more. Learn more about some common puppy illnesses and their symptoms to keep your puppy healthy. My Siberian Husky puppy has constant diarrhea from Pedigree puppy chow what can I feed her?. first thing to slow or stop the diarrhea right away. Call the vet, then make some rice or oatmeal and add cottage cheese or yogurt.. Dont give your dog pedigree when I first got my pekingese puppy I gave her some of that food and she was throwing.