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PostSubject: snooks organic sweet potato chew gave my puppy diarrhea?   snooks organic sweet potato chew gave my puppy diarrhea? EmptyTue Dec 17, 2013 8:07 pm

so i decided to try a new chew today.. i figured my pup would be ok with it since it was made out of 100% organic sweet potato. i didn't think it would hurt her stomach. boy was i wrong. she ate the whole thing after about an hour and a few hours later she ends up with bright orange diarrhea. has anybody else had this problem with sweet potato treats or chews? i thought it was supposed to be ok for sensitive stomachs. i'm guessing my puppy just has a really sensitive stomach? i'll have to stick to what i normally get then and thats the split antlers since she loves those and she can't eat them all at one time to where it gives her diarrhea Sad
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PostSubject: Re: snooks organic sweet potato chew gave my puppy diarrhea?   snooks organic sweet potato chew gave my puppy diarrhea? EmptyTue Dec 17, 2013 10:33 pm

It's normal for their poop to be orange after sweet potato or carrots, but not diarrhea. A staple in Link's diet is sweet potato and it makes his poop orange whenever he eats it.
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PostSubject: Re: snooks organic sweet potato chew gave my puppy diarrhea?   snooks organic sweet potato chew gave my puppy diarrhea? EmptyTue Dec 17, 2013 10:58 pm

I wonder if she had too much maybe? I did a little research and saw that if they eat too much pumpkin or sweet potato it can have an opposite effect. Guess I'll start a bland diet if it happens again. My poor girl.
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PostSubject: Re: snooks organic sweet potato chew gave my puppy diarrhea?   snooks organic sweet potato chew gave my puppy diarrhea? EmptyTue Dec 17, 2013 11:01 pm

yeah, you can always vary the amount to gauge the effect.  It's possible too that it is something else coincidentally, but if that was the only thing different then it's probably the cause.  

Good luck.  I'm sure she'll be fine soon.
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PostSubject: Re: snooks organic sweet potato chew gave my puppy diarrhea?   snooks organic sweet potato chew gave my puppy diarrhea? EmptyTue Dec 17, 2013 11:17 pm

thank you! i hope so lol guess she'll be getting boiled chicken tomorrow but she'll love it anyway Smile
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