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Poe, my three-month-old lab/golden retreiver mix, is very well housetrained for the most part - aside from the occasional "adjustment" accident since we just moved into a new place a few weeks ago. But she goes to the door when she needs to go out, goes "potty" on command, etc.. My puppy ate cat poop. By Jarcat in forum Lab Chat Replies: 14.

Lab puppy ate cat poop. Why is my puppy eating poop? First of all, the hard truth is that many, if not most, dogs eat poop from time to time. Especially when they are puppies. A study carried out in 2012 found that 16% of dogs are serious poo eaters! That dog that you shared your ice-cream with at the beach last week? He quite probably ate some poop first. My lab is 3 months old we have always struggled with stopping her eating her own poop, we put that down to the mother cleaning up after her pups. Normally when we go out there’s nothing there for her to eat but today she ate some, definitely wasn’t her own! My Dog Ate Rabbit Poop. It’s a fact of life…dogs sometimes eat poop! So, if you discover that your dog has eaten some rabbit poop, don’t worry. For the majority of dogs, ingesting rabbit poop is not harmful. Most dogs will show no signs of illness after eating rabbit poop. Sometimes, rabbit poop may contain the parasite coccidia. My chocolate lab is 3yr old, I did not raise or train her initially and got her when she was about 1yr. She eats other dogs poop, cat poop, and even human poop once while camping when our friend went in the middle of the night in the woods and didn’t burry it!!! (Not that her nose wouldn’t have found it anyway).

True, cat poop can appear and even taste nice to dogs but not all that glitters is gold. The downside is way more than the good. If there is any good though. I’ll advise you train your dog properly to avoid the poop. Always monitor it when you are out and be sure to steer him away from anything he’s sniffing interestingly. This helps a lot. Dogs love to attack and chew on toys, but if they are swallowed, it can be a medical emergency. Dogs that are choking can be helped with the Heimlich maneuver. Your vet can do imaging to see where the toy is lodged and the best way to remove it. Make sure to watch your dog while playing with toys. My lab mix dog ate clumping cat litter on Thursday and is acting very lethargic today. She was very active this morning, even going for a long walk. This afternoon, she became lethargic and was refusing food. She had a bm this evening but since then has been straining to poop. I fed her hamburger and rice and she gobbled that right up. Dog Eating Poop. A LABfan sent in this totally cute picture of a Black Lab Puppy, named Molly who had a piece of Poop on her paws as if she was preparing to gobble up her tasty Yard Brownie. I am not gonna lie, Brody has had this problem of eating poop and for awhile there we had to actually watch him go to the bathroom.

And cat poop appears to be especially attractive to dogs. The feline digestive tract is relatively short, which means that the feces it produces can contain undigested nutrients like protein. I suspect that to dogs, cat poop simply smells (and tastes) an awful lot like food. Most new owners are delighted by puppy antics, but a puppy that eats poop prompts anything but smiles. It could be any animal's feces, too. From its stool to your cat's litter box deposits to a neighboring horse's or cow's manure, some puppies don't discriminate when it comes to poo they're willing to eat. While it may sound disgusting, dogs eat cat poop as a result of natural dog behavior.When it comes down to it, dogs like to eat something with a strong smell, like that of cat poop, or even better. This website says, "Cat feces probably attracts dogs because cat food is higher in fat and protein than dog food, and consequently cat feces is too." Personally, I think sometimes puppies just eat poop. But, as it's already been said, you should train your puppy to not do that.

Keep in mind that most dogs will eat cat stool or horse poop when given half a chance. Owners simply have to prevent dogs from having access to “treats” like these. Adult dogs might eat their own poop or other dogs' poop for a variety of other reasons like boredom, illness, anxiety, fear of being punished for accidents, getting attention as. He ate our cat's food last night and this morning i noticed that his stool is not normal there was mucus in it and seemed like he had a hard time pooping. Veterinarian's Assistant: How much of the poop did the puppy eat? Do you know his weight? He didn't eat the poop he ate the cat's food. Veterinarian's Assistant: Has he thrown up since this. Children can sometimes eat their own feces or that of a pet, such as a dog, cat, or bird. If your child has eaten poop, it’s not usually cause for concern.However, there are still some steps. Lab Chat; My puppy ate cat poop. Similar Threads. poop help. By konadog in forum Lab Health and Nutrition Replies: 3 Last Post: 09-15-2009, 09:23 AM. Help! Puppy Eating Poop! By sammysam21 in forum Training Tips and Puppy Advice Replies: 4 Last Post: 08-12-2009, 08:30 PM. How often does your lab poop?.

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