romeosangiovese
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A poop eating related comment - a very respected vet here (considered the best, who is also a consultant for our zoo, and who prescribes homeopathic and other alternative remedies for many problems) prescribed poop to a dog (a golden retriever) that survived liver failure and developed all sorts of allergies after a liver transplant (lots of retching, bloating, burping, etc from the allergies). The owner gave his GR poop from his other dogs and his GR is thriving on it.
There might be a reason why they are eating their crap afterall! I used to get very upset when Romeo ate his poop but I've sort of come to terms with it now (if I see him pooping I'll get him to leave it, but if I don't and only catch him eating it, I don't jump around screaming anymore). I just make sure he doesn't come and lick me!
There might be a reason why they are eating their crap afterall! I used to get very upset when Romeo ate his poop but I've sort of come to terms with it now (if I see him pooping I'll get him to leave it, but if I don't and only catch him eating it, I don't jump around screaming anymore). I just make sure he doesn't come and lick me!
