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Runny poops

T

Tasmin's MOB

Mama Doe
My oh has just noticed that Bernard is leaving runny poops.

We have given him some fibreplex in the hope that this will stop it. he seems like his normal self, doesn't seem to be in pain and has eaten his breakfast.

I am booking him in to be neutered tomorrow so should i wait until then to speak to the vet and see how he goes or shall i call the emergency vet now?

I don't suppose there is any harm in calling them today just to make sure but I want a second opinion as to whether this would count as an 'emergency'.

:( i'm worried
 
Julia123 said:
Hope you get on ok and it turns out nothing too serious - always better to be safe xx
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Phoned the vet, he asked a few questions about his diet etc and think it could be down to us giving him some parsley yesterday as he isn't used to it.

The vet said that we should clean out his cage and if we have any further problems take him into the surgery tomorrow. Vet advised that it probably isn't anything to worry about as Bernard is behaving normally and doesn't seem to be in any pain.

Thank you for the advise I feel a lot happier now that I have spoken to the vet xx
 
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