Soft poop-please help
When Georgia was having her issues, I could hear gas sounds too, it was strange, but the vet said that as long as things are moving through, you're okay.
I didn't see Georgia eat her droppings for a while, but then she started to again after I gave her the poop soup doses, so I assumed that seeing that means she's getting better!
I didn't see Georgia eat her droppings for a while, but then she started to again after I gave her the poop soup doses, so I assumed that seeing that means she's getting better!
Yes, rshevin. I was REALLY surprised too.
I remember green packaging. That does not help because there are 2 brands that use green packaging: one in a cardboard box and one in a plastic bag, and both contain alfalfa . BUT, it does say on the packaging that contains/is processed with alfalfa. (Which may also explains why my pigs ate that brand and would not even sniff Oxbow's timothy blox. Alfalfa is yummy.)
rshevin, I will have to credit someone else on this board for pointing this out to me. I am sorry, but I do not remember who it was.
I remember green packaging. That does not help because there are 2 brands that use green packaging: one in a cardboard box and one in a plastic bag, and both contain alfalfa . BUT, it does say on the packaging that contains/is processed with alfalfa. (Which may also explains why my pigs ate that brand and would not even sniff Oxbow's timothy blox. Alfalfa is yummy.)
rshevin, I will have to credit someone else on this board for pointing this out to me. I am sorry, but I do not remember who it was.
The green packing in a plastic bag is Kaytee and the cardboard box is Brown's. I fed both, past tense. No longer! Now though, I have nothing to feed with low mess during floor/travel time. I'm very, very glad to know though, since I have a stone pig. I'll check the package closely though.
Here is a direct link showing how right you are:
http://www.kaytee.com/products/timothy-cubes.php
As for worrying about calcium without veggies, yes I still would because it's the calcium:phosphorus ratio that's so critical, not absolute amount.
Here is a direct link showing how right you are:
http://www.kaytee.com/products/timothy-cubes.php
As for worrying about calcium without veggies, yes I still would because it's the calcium:phosphorus ratio that's so critical, not absolute amount.