Please help!!

Liam was on that for months after his bowel surgery. The vet said it would be a long term thing for him. What I have done is add a good probiotic yogurt, making sure there is no artificial sweetener added, as well.
 
Amandanchloe said:
Also @Mally's Mom, I received your message but I am unable to message you back. I am a new member to this forum and none of my posts can be seen until approved so perhaps I am unable to utilize messaging until I have been here a while?
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I am glad that you received my message, but I am not very good on computers.

Possibly, one of the moderators can chime in and answer your question.

Thanks in advance.
 
Anyway, I like the Natural Balance foods. You may be able to get a good probiotic to mix in with the food that will help beef up the bacteria in his gut. Until that is built up, he is going to have digestion problems.
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Watson had some food issues when he came home as well. Though luckily no infections. We went through a number of kibble brands before settling on natural balance. He gets the venison sweet potato formula I think. He couldn't tolerate some of the higher end kibble and I got really efficient at giving a hind end bath. He still gets the natural balance in the morning but evenings he gets honest kitchen base mix and some raw meat. I've got him eating 4 different proteins so far and no issues but it took a while.

Hopefully once you can get his infections cleared up you will be able to get a better idea of whether or not they were the sole problem or if he has food issues too. Good luck from a fellow poop stalker!
 
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