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Reply To: What percent protien, percent fat, percent fiber is best for firm poop???
Hi stacy 4-
I’m very familiar with soft mushy poop too! Lucky us. LOL! My dogs do better with a more moderate protein and higher fiber kibble. The one they do very best on is PureVita’s grain free turkey formula: http://purevitapetfoods.com/dog-recipes/grain-free/turkey-and-sweet-potato. I only buy it when I can find it on sale, however, due to it’s price.
They also do well on Whole Earth Farms, Nutrisource, 4Health and Victor which all have a little higher than average fiber and are much more budget friendly.
I also add toppers to some of their meals, which I think help as well such as tripe and frozen commercial raw.
Here is a link to a website which was very helpful when my dogs were going through that stage: http://www.dogaware.com/health/digestive.html
I used some of the supplements on that site, but am pretty much supplement free now, except for occasional probiotics.
Best of luck to you and your furries!
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