He-Man has lately started producing some stinky soft poo and has had a few liquid poos over the last couple of weeks too. The liquid is thick and dark so it's definately not urine, which in his case is usually orange.
His stinky poos started after his first venture into the garden. As a result I've kept him inside and stopped all his fresh food. Despite that the stinkys continue and today there was another liquid doody on his vet bed.
I have fibreplex but there's nothing wrong with his going poo so haven't given him any. I've got Avipro Plus. Should I start putting that in his water?
He needs to be wormed but is an absolute nightmare when trying to administer anything. I've considered putting the panacur on food and letting him eat it like that as my skunk eats it off his food no problem, but I've cut fresh food from He-Man's diet because of his poo. What should I do to get him to take in his worming paste?
I'm thinking of stopping his food for a couple of days and only providing hay but he consumes so much food that I worry he might eat all his hay while I sleep then be left with nothing to eat.
Any advice?
His stinky poos started after his first venture into the garden. As a result I've kept him inside and stopped all his fresh food. Despite that the stinkys continue and today there was another liquid doody on his vet bed.
I have fibreplex but there's nothing wrong with his going poo so haven't given him any. I've got Avipro Plus. Should I start putting that in his water?
He needs to be wormed but is an absolute nightmare when trying to administer anything. I've considered putting the panacur on food and letting him eat it like that as my skunk eats it off his food no problem, but I've cut fresh food from He-Man's diet because of his poo. What should I do to get him to take in his worming paste?
I'm thinking of stopping his food for a couple of days and only providing hay but he consumes so much food that I worry he might eat all his hay while I sleep then be left with nothing to eat.
Any advice?