Maybe it will be a bit "bleee" topic, but very important.
Since I can remember, my friends say" about the poo, talk to Agnes. She is the one who knows everything and can talk about it without the end". Yep, I can because "Poo always tells you the truth about what is going on in your body".
So let's start with babies. When do we know if the baby is allergic to milk or dairy? Poo is different. We can see mucus, sometimes loose or even diarrhoea. My older daughter was very allergic to breastmilk and even hypoallergic milk. Her poo was a mixture of everything there.
As soon as we got the right milk, she had a nice one, like pic 4. What else changed- she stopped crying, was more relaxed, and her body changed. There was no pain in her guts.
Let's say, you ate something outside and you spend hours sitting on the lovely private "white chair".You know straight away, there was something not fresh +you feel grumpy, weak and painful.
Now the best, exam- how many of you run to the toilet before exams? Yes, stress changes the poo too.
So now tell me, how well do you know your dog's poo and when is something going on inside him/her? Have you ever paid attention to it? Why it is important?
My Lexi has no 3/4 sometimes 2 when less drinking.
We went away for 4 days and her poo was no 6. I knew she was stressed, overstimulated (new place, new smells, new people, different home). She wasn't eating and it is the way how she goes with the stress. Even though I was there too.
However, when her tummy is not well she has no 7 + barky, aggressive + smelly breath and less sleeping. I know I need to go to the vet.
When she eats too much dry food, no 1+looks like a balloon, so I need to change to wet-cooked food.
I know her and what she is telling me.
When you know the right poo, quickly you can spot when something is not right and to do the right steps.
The body talks by poo too.
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