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Pooping so much
Suddenly my pug (4yr old female) is pooping so much. Stool is normal. It is not loose. Her post bite vaccinations are going on. Also she had a course of antibiotic few days back. Is it due to side effect of vaccinations or antibiotic or something else?
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Some antibiotics may alter the gut microflora and may predispose to loose stools and frequent stools. This will cease as soon as the antibiotics course is over.
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you may give curd, which may help
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Better to give Lacto Bacillus preparations along with antibiotics
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Some times antibiotics can alter Gut microbial balance..You can add Gutwell piwder which will gelp to some extent..
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need more history and Examination to suggest appropraite solution..
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Poop quantities depend on the fiber content of the food. If the consistency, color, and smell are normal without any abnormalities, then nothing to worry about. It is completely normal only.
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Dr. Sonali Choudhary
Veterinarian
7 yrs exp
Jammu
Don't see an issue with this. No such side-effects are seen with vaccination.
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If your pet seems inactive or isn't playful then consult with a vet.
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