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My ten year old Dachaund has had Dirrahea for five days and ...

Sent to Pet Experts August 16, 2006 3:39 a.m.

My ten year old Dachaund has had Dirrahea for five days and I am starting to get concerned. I would have been sooner, but she has been very active, she's been eating and drinking normal, and just doesn't show any signs of sickness, other then the dirrahea. She gets dirrahea quite often, about twice every three to four months, and up until now, I thought it was just her age. I feed her very good food, Nutro Ultra, and keep the treats down to a minumum, and the treats she does get and 97% fat free chicken treats. I'm really starting to worry. I plan to take her to the vet soon, but I'm concerned right now! Please help..

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Age: 10; Female; Breed: Dachaund

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August 16, 2006 8:50 a.m. (5 hours and 10 minutes later)

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