shane;s looks like the last pic in the ''50'' score. its not VERY soft, just soft =p.I think a scoring system is great for evaluating poop, because its just one of the fun pleasures of dog ownership! Here is a scoring system to know what actual diarrhea looks like as well as what ideal bowel movements look like. I see all the time what people say is "diarrhea" when in actuality its just "soft serve" because there is a difference. Please reference this chart for future reference :wink:
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Whoa. Not making fun of your dog man...I have only seen the picture of him in your avatar and from that you can't tell the gender. And we have 3 separate dogs here at my clinic who are all female and named Shane (one of which is a golden), so its not unheard of to call a female dog Shane. Chill dude, not everyone here is out to get you :tongue: :wink:
I heard from other websites that if the stool is very hard then it can mean the dog has ordinary constipation, and in the chart above the score is 100 for very hard can anybody explain?
I have no clue what the hell you might be talking about, hopw can a poop be very hard?
same way it can be very soft.
lets see if we can associate the scoring with the food brand hehe:I think a scoring system is great for evaluating poop, because its just one of the fun pleasures of dog ownership! Here is a scoring system to know what actual diarrhea looks like as well as what ideal bowel movements look like. I see all the time what people say is "diarrhea" when in actuality its just "soft serve" because there is a difference. Please reference this chart for future reference :wink:
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Hilarious, thanks for the laugh. :biggrin:lets see if we can associate the scoring with the food brand hehe:
Score 0: Iams
Score 25: Pedigree, Purina,
Score 50: Diamond (Canidae, TOTW, SG)
Score 75: Wellness Core, Fromm, Blue Buffalo
Score 100: Orijen, Acana, Evo, Nature's Variety
hehe, i was just having fun with this
