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    Quote Originally Posted by xxshaelxx View Post
    Amaya had a...weird one...to say the least.

    The other day when we took her for a walk, she pooped, and it was orange/green SLIME with little CHUNKS. Literally, CHUNKS. It looked like slime with pieces of chewed gum in it.

    What do you make of that? O.o
    Aspen used to poop like that sometimes. Usually when he ate grass or something. The chunks you see probably mean undigested...something.

    I don't know what her poop would be classified as on the poop chart LOL!!
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    thank G'd.....i feel that we are one with the poo...it sets the tone of the day for us with malia and bubba....

    as to the slime with gum...that's a new one on me....what did amaya eat the day before?

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    Quote Originally Posted by magicre View Post
    once dogs do stabilise, do the poops stay somewhere between 75 and 100 consistently? or do they go back and forth?
    Brady's poos stay in the high 50s range up to 100. It all depends on what he ate beforehand. If it had a lot of fat and not much bone then it will be softer. If he's eaten a lot of bone then it will be harder.

    Today he was processing some of the lamb breast that I had. It was in the 100 range with hunks of bone in it...seeing as though SOMEONE thought it was a good idea to swallow the ribs whole.

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    if brady is what you would consider normal....and what IS considered normal on raw....then my dogs are doing great.....

    i'm an overachiever....and i guess i'm looking for a consistently perfect poop every time....

    but yeah, it depends on what they eat....

    so....they ARE transitioning YAY

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    So,100 is normal, and I thought my baby was constipated!lol

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    i think anything between 75 and 100 is great....

    speaking of which...

    bubba will sometimes discharge a buttermilk consistency whitish discharge right after he has a stool....it doesn't smell...well, i don't get that close to it, although i do pick it up....it's just a few drops....

    i should think, if it were anal glands, it would stink.....wouldn't it?

    i've never had a dog do this...course, i've never had a pug and i've never had a pug on raw.....

    just a few drops usually.....anyone know what they could be?

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    I could be him expressing his anal sacs. And it should still smell horrid even on a raw diet because our dogs express theirs on occasion and ewwwww!!!

    I wouldn't worry about it unless he acts like he is in distress over it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by danemama08 View Post
    I could be him expressing his anal sacs. And it should still smell horrid even on a raw diet because our dogs express theirs on occasion and ewwwww!!!

    I wouldn't worry about it unless he acts like he is in distress over it.
    we live in a 'scoop your poo' neighbourhood, so i guess i get pretty close to his poo....and i have to say.....it doesn't stink.....if he releases on the couch, then it stinks...ay mama, it stinks...this is just drops of whatever.

    and no, it doesn't seem to bother him...so i guess i'll just let it go. as if i don't have enough to deal with....with this bugger nipping, pulling, and all sorts of 'rescue' behaviours :)

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    Quote Originally Posted by harrkim120 View Post
    Brady's poos stay in the high 50s range up to 100. It all depends on what he ate beforehand. If it had a lot of fat and not much bone then it will be softer. If he's eaten a lot of bone then it will be harder.

    Today he was processing some of the lamb breast that I had. It was in the 100 range with hunks of bone in it...seeing as though SOMEONE thought it was a good idea to swallow the ribs whole.
    SOMEONE sounds like bubba....he tried to swallow an entire chicken back today....all of it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by magicre View Post
    SOMEONE sounds like bubba....he tried to swallow an entire chicken back today....all of it.
    Haha...Brady tries to swallow everything pretty much whole if he can. He has such a hard time chewing off chunks because of his misaligned jaw that he just gets lazy and wants to swallow it. Used to freak me out at first, but now it's like second nature. LOL

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