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sticky poo's

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angelgirl

Warren Scout
Hi guys

Sorry for to much info.

Adopted Charlie on Saturday. He is appx 6-7months old. He came with a supply of his food - Waggs. Most days he has done some squidgy sticky poos. Is also doing the normal ones, seems to be eating OK - not a huge eater but likes his hay. Tried him on greens, but I thought that might have made his tummy poorly so stopped it. He is running and hopping around his run as we speak with lots of hops and skips so he is looking full of energy.

Any ideas on this??

Beckie XXX
 
It could be 1 of a few things but the way I would tackle it as he likes is hay is to reduce the amount of pellets if you are feeding more than an egg cup full a day. If you are only feeding a few every day then cut the pellets out completely and just feed hay until the sticky poos stop. You can then slowly introduce veg. Once you have found out which veg he can tolerate try a different brand of pellets. Favourites in this group tend to be Supreme Science Selective and A+P.
 
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