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I want to let you know I had Glory's puppies' stool checked on several of the puppies, and results were negative for coccidia , giardia, and any parasites. That's good news, but still, I am a little concerned about the the stool being a little mushy. The vet recommended adding some canned pumpkin to their food; that will help firm it up. Haven't heard from anyone else who is concerned about stools in puppies who already left for their homes; guess I always have concerns. I have changed the puppy food ..........don't be angry please............this time to Prairie, adult chicken/brown rice formula. That has helped immensely with stool consistency, but then I have concerns about these fast- growing puppies and their protein levels being adequate. To insure proper nutrition, I am now adding about one-half can of Instinct dog food, alternating between chicken and beef flavors. They enjoy this lots and are devouring it. I don't like overweight puppies, but I want to insure good development, too. It's a fine line sometimes. So, I'll say what I often say........if yout think your puppy is a little thin, feed it more or add some goodies to it. I might add some vanilla flavored yogourt tonight to their dinner.for a special treat.
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