My 4-month puppy has diarrhea, gas, stomach pain, and leaks pee.

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Hi. My puppy is about to turn 4 months, and from 2- 3 days he was passing soft stools, mushy stools and today morning onwards he is having some stomach spasm / stomach contractions along with gas he is passing. Kindly suggest something. These contractions are also making him loose the pee control and its leaking constantly. vet has given Cyclopam (Dicylomine hydrochloride & simethicone suspension). Kindly suggest urgently. Also today he passed watery stool that was bad smelling. Pet's info: Dog | Saint Bernard | Female | 3 months and 24 days old | 13.22 lbs

Linda G, MS, DVM · Accepted Answer

Hello, I am so sorry Paris is not feeling well. I hope your veterinarian has examined her stool for intestinal parasites & ruled out the possibility that this is a virus such as Parvo. Even if there are no parasites, I would still deworm Paris with fenbendazole for a minimum of 3 days, possibly up to 5 days using the same dose each day. Then I would put Paris on complete fast for a minimum of 12-24 hours. After this fasting period, start her on a bland diet of very small amounts of 25% boiled, skinless chicken & 75% boiled, white rice. You can also use a little low fat cottage cheese. Give her frequent small meals of only this food for the next 3 days, then start to transition her back to her regular diet. If the still has the diarrhea after 3 days using a bland diet, you can repost asking for me & we will try to figure this out. Thank you for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach. I hope Paris is feeling better soon. Take care.

My 4-month puppy has diarrhea, gas, stomach pain, and leaks pee.

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