×
0
  • HOME
  • ABOUT
  • PRODUCTS
  • NUTRITION
  • BLOG
  • CONTACT
  • FIND STOCKIST
  • NEWSLETTER
  • OUR AMBASSADOR
  • BREEDERS SIGNUP
  • BREEDERS LOGIN

Phone and Email

intagram1300 070 113
intagraminfo@hypropetfoods.com.au
Find stockist Newsletter
0
Hypro Premium
  • Home
  • About
  • Products
    • LOGIN
  • Nutrition
  • BLOG
  • BREEDERS
    • BREEDERS SIGNUP
    • BREEDERS LOGIN
  • OUR AMBASSADOR
  • CONTACT
  • 0

Dog poo colour chart: What the colour and shape are telling you

SUPER PREMIUM DOG FOOD

Dog poo colour chart: What the colour and shape are telling you

By Web Dev / Hypro Premium / February 24, 2021

It might not be one of the best perks that come with dog ownership however inspecting your dog’s bowel movements is undoubtedly one of the easiest and clearest ways to determine how your dog is doing in the tummy department. If you’ve ever been to the vet for bad tummy issues, you would know that observing a dog’s poo is a standard vet question during your visit, it is also something you can regularly monitor to keep tabs on your dog’s health.
We give you the low down on some poo-tty (see what we did there) useful tips to evaluate this by yourself. For any serious concerns, of course take your dog to the vet.

If it is:

Brown: Brown poop is healthy poop. Depending on the diet given, a regular, healthy poo can vary from light to dark brown.
Yellow/Grey: Bile in the stool due to liver, gallbladder or pancreas issues with your dog.
Black: This indicates bleeding from anywhere, such as the mouth, stomach, or small intestines, in the upper gastrointestinal tract.
Red Streaks: It indicates bleeding from anywhere in the lower digestive tract.
White Spots: Could be proof that your dog has intestinal worms.
White/chalky: Could mean that your dog’s diet is too high in calcium, this can lead to constipation.

Leave a reply Cancel reply

All categories

  • Beneftis (15)
  • Dog Tips (59)
  • Dr Claire Stevens (15)
  • Fun Topics (2)
  • Grain Free (4)
  • Hypro Premium (117)
  • News (3)
  • Nutrition (25)
  • Partnerships (1)
  • Puppy (9)
  • Training (2)
  • Uncategorized (2)
  • Working Dogs (2)

Popular Posts

  • The benefits for dogs of eating duck meat
    By Hypro Premium / May 7, 2019
  • The benefits for dogs of eating kangaroo meat
    By Hypro Premium / May 3, 2019
  • grain allergies in dogs
    Grain Allergies In Dogs
    By Hypro Premium / March 3, 2020
  • 100 Most Common Dog Breeds in Australia
    By Hypro Premium / June 11, 2019
  • The World’s Oldest Dog Breeds
    By Hypro Premium / January 28, 2020

POPULAR TAGS

Australian bathing benefits Breeders breeds chicken corgi credibility dog dog care dog disease dog food dogs dog shedding dog visitor duck Farmers feeding tips fetch fun grain free Health healthy dog hypro premium Immunity instagram kangaroo keep dog calm lamb leptospirosis Nutrition party with dog Premium premium dog food protein Proteins Puppy sheepdog shiny dog coat sponsor super premium dog food Tips turkey Vitamins working dog

About

  • 15 Box Ave, Wilberforce NSW 2756
  • info@hypropetfoods.com.au
  • 1300 070 113
  • hypropremium.com.au

SITEMAP

  • HOME
  • ABOUT
  • PRODUCTS
  • NUTRITION
  • FIND STOCKIST
  • BLOG
  • OUR AMBASSADOR
  • CONTACT
  • BREEDERS SIGNUP
JOIN OUR CLUB!
Follow us on Facebook and Instagram

Footer Social Links

  • Shop
  • Contact

© HyproPremium 2020. All Rights Reserved.| Created by Marketing Bee                         Privacy Policy   Terms and Conditions

(04) 38-367-4567