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Pumpkin for Firmer Stools In Dogs

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Date: 12/19/2008 Topic: Pets > Health  
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My year old Scottie has solid stool at first, then it turns to very loose (sometimes diarrhea). I was told to use 100% pumpkin (1 Tbsp. per 50 lbs), WOW it worked like magic. He loved it and this morning his stool was firm and dry.

By Kacy from Granite Bay, CA
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By Mith (Guest Post)
Sorry but do you mean 1 tbsp of fresh pumpkin added to food or some kind of dried pumpkin? Or 1 Tbsp of pumpkin per 50lb of weight of pet?
Sorry to be a bit dim.

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By Maryeileen (698) Profile Contact
Yes, it works well but I would check with the vet to rule out a health issue that may be causing the diarrhea.

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By Cyinda (1318) Profile Contact
I've read it will also help dogs & cats if they are constipated... It also works for hairballs in cats...
AMAZING STUFF!

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