FAQ

Light brown dog poop usually indicates a slight variation in diet or digestion, but persistent changes may suggest underlying health issues that warrant veterinary attention.

Healthy dog poop should be firm, log-shaped, hold its form, and be slightly squishable, similar to Play-Doh—not too hard or too soft.

Unhealthy dog poop may vary in color, consistency, contents, or coating, indicating potential issues such as digestive upset, parasites, inflammation, or disease.

Healthy dog poop is typically chocolate brown, log-shaped, firm but pliable, and free of mucus, blood, or foreign material. Regular monitoring helps detect changes that may indicate health issues.

Healthy dog poop is chocolate brown, log-shaped, firm yet squishable like Play-Doh, and free from unusual coatings or foreign objects.

You can use doggy diapers or pads to help manage bleeding during your dog’s heat cycle and keep her environment clean.

Yes, it is generally acceptable for dogs to lick themselves during heat as part of natural grooming, but excessive licking should be monitored.

You can put your dog in a doggy diaper to manage bleeding during her heat cycle and keep your home clean.

Yes, it's generally safe to let your dog lick herself during heat as it’s a natural grooming behavior, but monitor for excessive licking or signs of infection.

You can use doggy diapers or pads to help manage bleeding during your dog’s heat cycle and keep her environment clean.