Sentences with phrase «soft feces»

Cecotropes are soft feces that are nutrient - rich and are passed out of the body like normal stool but then are re-ingested later by the rabbit so that important nutrients can be reabsorbed.

It does not work well if your cat defecates soft feces that might stay on the device (cleaning cycle might pulverize them causing very bad smell).

Dogs presenting a sensitive digestion, like soft feces or diarrhea may benefit greatly from a food containing prebiotics and probiotics.

The CatGenie soft feces get caught on the arm creating bad smell when doing the drying cycle and the ScoopFree gets some soft feces stuck on the rake.

Large, soft feces, especially if left uncovered, could stick to the stainless steel rake, creating a smelly situation.

Examination of soft feces may reveal the active trophozoites, and cysts may be found in firm excrement.

Soft feces are best, but color can vary.

The Litter Robot, due to its rotating mechanism, has the ability to manage softer feces better than the CatGenie or the ScoopFree.

Not exact matches

When a child is being breastfed, their feces becomes soft and lighter in color.

Babies may pass the stool after every feed (or four times a day on average), they may even pass a stool twice or thrice per week, but it should not be a problem as long as the feces is soft and the color is consistent.

Retentive Encopresis frequently results from chronic constipation, which over time results in fecal impaction and in leakage of soft or liquid stool accumulated around the impacted stool or feces.

Your baby will be pooping less and her feces would be closer to a softer more solid phase.

Your pet may require a special diet, and you should try to encourage your pet to drink more (to keep the feces soft).

CatSpot is also really soft on the paws and actually extracts the smell from the feces, which isn't something you hear every day on the radio.

These droppings or cecal pellets are softer, greener and have a stronger odor than the normal hard, dry, round feces.

Clinical signs include: diarrhea, loss of appetite, failure to gain weight, soft to watery feces, mucus and / or blood in the feces, soiled anal area, dehydration, and even death.

Clinical signs in affected cats are not specific for EPI: the most commonly reported clinical signs in cats with EPI are weight loss and soft voluminous feces (Steiner & Williams, 2005).

Symptoms: Large populations of Giardia can interfere with the absorption of food and produce feces that are soft, light - colored, and greasy.

It also has turned her feces very soft and more of an orange brown color.

Anal gland problems typically occur when your dog's feces are too soft to provide the pressure necessary to adequately empty the anal sac fluid as the feces passes through the anus.

I saw a radical difference in my dogs energy, their feces became a lot more consistent and firm, and their breath is fresher as well as a super soft coat.

* Anorexia * Difficulty breathing * Pain in the abdomen * Awkward muscle movements * Soft, yellow - green feces * Bloody nasal discharge * Diarrhea * Conjunctivitis (in unexposed adults) * Inflammation of the vagina * Abortion * Infertility * Lesions on the male penis

If you consider that your kitten's feces are not soft enough, you can use some natural laxatives.

Small Intestine: Large amount of soft bulky feces.

Although their effectiveness has not been systematically tested, soft chews are available for purchase that are designed to reduce the palatability (or change the smell) of the feces in order to reduce coprophagia.

Their feces will be soft and yellow - green.

You may find puddles of urine or feces on soft surfaces like carpets, beds, or clothing, or on hard surfaces like tile floors or bathtubs.

In cats that show symptoms, they tend to be mild and include diarrhea, weight loss and soft, foul smelling feces.

Cats eating a natural, species - appropriate diet do not produce soft, voluminous, stinky feces like so many people are used to seeing from their cats eating commercial diets.