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Understanding changes in the poop can help to you keep on top of your pet’s health.  \nBelow this line  \nMonitor closely-consider a vet visit if symptoms persist, or a vettelehealth consult may be able to provide additional advice  \nSmall, very firm pellets indicate your pet may be constipated and struggling to poo.  \nSloppy, Smelly Poo  \nLarge,  \nSoft, difficult to pick up, and often linked directly to diet changes or intolerance-consider slowing dietary transitions and monitor closely.  \n Green or Orange Poo  \nFormed poo that’s green or orange may reflect exessive dietary colouring or fibre-ensure diet balance and see avet if unresolved within 1-2 days.  \nDiarrhoea / Watery Diarrhoea  \nRunny, shapeless poo indicating dietary changes, stress or gastrointestinal issues. f it persists beyond 1-2 days, visit your vet.  \nPoo with Blood, Mucus or Worms  \nIf poo is black, contains blood, mucus or visible worms, seek veterinary attention immediately.  \nLarge, Soft, Soggy Poo  \nA softer, smelly poo that’s still within normal range, but not ideal.  \nMoist,  \nLog-Shaped Poo  \nSlightly moist, holds it’s shape, and easy to pickup without residue.  \nBelow this line  \nSeek veterinary advice (vettelehealth, local vet clinic or emergency vet if required)","cbCaioSL4jUkfaDn","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioSL4jUkfaDn","pdf",1104333,"English","# Ideal Stool Indicators\n## Normal Poo Characteristics\n# Troubleshooting Stool Abnormalities\n## Pellet Poo and Constipation\n## Sloppy and Soft Stool Varieties\n## Discoloration and Dietary Issues\n## Diarrhoea and Emergency Indicators","[{\"question\":\"What does healthy pet poop typically look like?\",\"answer\":\"Healthy poop is firm, log-shaped, and slightly moist, making it easy to pick up without leaving residue behind.\"},{\"question\":\"When should I be concerned about my pet's stool color?\",\"answer\":\"If the stool is green or orange, it may be due to dietary fiber or coloring; however, if it does not resolve within 1-2 days, you should consult a veterinarian.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the red flags that require immediate veterinary attention?\",\"answer\":\"You should seek immediate medical help if the stool contains blood, mucus, visible worms, or if it appears black, as these can indicate serious underlying health issues.\"}]","PHM Poop Patrol Guide - Pet Health Monitoring Reference | PDF",1791840278]