After dinner on October 26th, I pooped as usual. It was a perfectly normal poop at the time.
However, less than 10 minutes later, when he returned to the house, one-third of the feces was diarrheal.
After that, she frequently returned to the house and suffered from repeated diarrhea. It was the first time that the usually energetic Lily had diarrhea.
Lily's mom wasn't there that day, and Dad was completely flustered by this unprecedented situation.
In the end, I stayed by Lily's house until 3 a.m., watching over her and changing her litter box every time she had diarrhea.
The next morning, the 27th, Lily was looking a bit exhausted.
Even though she must have had a stomach ache, she remained quiet and didn't say anything, not even 'Koo'.
Even so, it poses when the camera is pointed at it. Its prized ears are a little disheveled.
I took him to the hospital at 9 o'clock for an examination, Candida was found, but it is present in the body to a greater or lesser extent. You may experience some bloody stools for a while, but we will not prescribe any anti-diarrheal medication. If the diarrhea is severe, it might be a good idea to fast for about a day. Dogs can go without food for about a week. - Since we will be giving you a prescription diet, start by feeding them small amounts.
He cried loudly, which is unusual for him, when he got an injection at the hospital, and he had diarrhea again when we got home, but now he's sleeping on top of me.
When I got down to the floor, it was walking unsteadily, so I instinctively picked it up.
Ultimately, I didn't fast him, but I gave him just 20g of prescription food (Eukanuba) once and observed him for a day.
This is the poop from the evening of the 28th.
It has finally returned to its normal firmness, but there is still a little blood mixed in.
Lily has finally returned to her usual self.
Thank you for your hard work.