Tru but I have been noticing slightly soft poos of one of my piggies and thought I must order some probiotics as it would take nearly a month to ship it from US. I contacted my vet about it and he said he just has dog probiotics what should I do?My concern with keeping items like this for ‘just in case’ would be the dates on them. I don’t know how long the use by dates on these items are but you may end up wasting money if it is just sits in your cupboard ... and then if you do need it, it could then be out of date and not be able to be used anyway.
Thank u! Yes I did cut off veggies from their diet since a day so let's see❤The best thing if you are noticing soft poops is to stop feeding veg until the poops normalise. Just keep them on hay and a few pellets. Once things go back to normal, then slowly introduce veggies again, herbs are often a good thing to start reintroducing
I understand your predicament if it is going to take a long time to ship to you though. Bene-bac, to my knowledge, is fine. Pro-c or fibreplex would be the others to look into.
Thank u! Yes I did cut off veggies from their diet since a day so let's see❤
U soak healthy piggy poops in water and make a soup of it and give the sick one✌Sorry I don't have much time to expand on poop soup.il try later
U soak healthy piggy poops in water and make a soup of it and give the sick one✌
I under estimated youU soak healthy piggy poops in water and make a soup of it and give the sick one✌
Everyone does I sound dumb but I m an A student in scienceI under estimated you
You don't sound dumb at all, I just know you Havnt been on the forum long, so probably hadn't heard of poop soupEveryone does I sound dumb but I m an A student in science
The best thing if you are noticing soft poops is to stop feeding veg until the poops normalise. Just keep them on hay and a few pellets. Once things go back to normal, then slowly introduce veggies again, herbs are often a good thing to start reintroducing
I understand your predicament if it is going to take a long time to ship to you though. Bene-bac, to my knowledge, is fine. Pro-c or fibreplex would be the others to look into.
Pellets should be max one tablespoon each per day anyway. With soft poo you stop the veg (and grass).Sorry to jump on this thread sooo late - but I was looking for info on best probiotics as my girlies poop has been off for a while and I came across this post. Would you say it's critical to reduce pellets as well as stop veggies? They get a measured amount daily but are eating hay and have been off veggies a while now - they are all absolutely fine in themselves though.
Sorry to jump on this thread sooo late - but I was looking for info on best probiotics as my girlies poop has been off for a while and I came across this post. Would you say it's critical to reduce pellets as well as stop veggies? They get a measured amount daily but are eating hay and have been off veggies a while now - they are all absolutely fine in themselves though.