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puppy diarrhea


Question Posted Monday November 17 2014, 1:26 pm

My puppy has diarreah really bad. What can I do to help her get better soon?

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NinjaNeer answered Monday November 17 2014, 2:22 pm:
Especially depending on the size of puppy, it's very important that you take her to a vet when she has diarrhea. Small dogs get dehydrated very quickly, so medical intervention is important.

It could be any number of things. Take your pup to a vet, and they can do tests to check for parasites and infections and give you proper medical advice.

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