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MY DOG POOP LOOKS LIKE BIRD SEED! WHY AND WHAT CAN I DO?

July 30, 2023January 1, 2023 by Mirza

As pet owners, we all know how messy our furry friends can be — especially when
it comes to their poops.

If you’ve ever taken your dog for a walk and been surprised to find that their
poop looks remarkably similar to a bag of bird seed, you might be feeling a bit
confused and concerned. You might be surprised, but it’s a reality for some
owners.

In this post, we’ll explore why this happens and what pet owners can do about
it. So, let’s dive into the world of dog poop that looks seedy.

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* Why Does My Dog’s Poop Looks Like Birdseed
* Causes of Dog Poop Looks Like Bird seed
* Diet
* Parasites
* Actually Eating Bird Seeds
* Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)
* Lack of Digestive Enzymes
* How To Prevent Your Dog’s Poop from Looking Seedy
* Consult With A Veterinarian or Seek Veterinary Care
* Keep Your Dog’s Environment Clean
* Exercise
* Final Thoughts

WHY DOES MY DOG’S POOP LOOKS LIKE BIRDSEED

Pooping is a natural and necessary part of every dog’s life, and it’s not
unusual for the size and shape of your pup’s stools to vary depending on their
diet and other factors.

But if you find that your canine companion’s poops look suspiciously seedy,
there could be a few possible explanations.

> There are a few potential reasons why your dog’s poop looks like bird seed,
> including your dog’s diet, the presence of parasites, consuming bird seeds,
> inflammatory bowel disease and lack of digestive enzymes.

CAUSES OF DOG POOP LOOKS LIKE BIRD SEED

There can be many reasons for a dog to produce feces that resembles birdseed.
Let’s explore some of the possible causes.

DIET

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Why Your Husky Humps You (And How To Stop It)

A recent change in your dog’s diet may be causing their feces to resemble seedy
stool.

It is important to pay attention to the ingredients in your dog’s food, as some
may be difficult for their digestive system to break down properly.

If you notice visible grains, such as rice, in your dog’s feces, it may be
helpful to consult with a veterinarian for further information.

To ensure the overall health of your dog, it is important to feed them a diet
that is appropriate for their age, size, and breed.

PARASITES

Dogs can also have problems with parasites, which come in many different forms.

It is possible that your dog has been playing in an area where they may have
picked up parasites or that they have unknowingly ingested small bugs or
parasites through contaminated soil or water.

Additionally, some dogs may have a natural tendency to eat insects, fleas, or
other parasites.

If you notice small white seeds or sesame seeds in your dog’s feces, it is
important to call your veterinarian and schedule an appointment to have a sample
of the feces checked for parasites.

Remember, it is not uncommon for dogs to have issues with parasites, and seeking
prompt treatment can help protect their health.

ACTUALLY EATING BIRD SEEDS

It’s also possible that your dog is eating birdseed, and you are unaware.

To determine if this is the case, you should check around the house, yard,
garage, garden, and any other areas where bird feeders or bird seeds may be
present.

If you find that your dog is indeed eating birdseed, there are several measures
you can take to prevent this behaviour.

One option is to keep the bird feeder out of reach by placing it on a high shelf
or hanging it from a tree or other structure that is beyond your dog’s reach.

You can also consider using a squirrel-proof feeder to prevent birds from
spilling seeds on the ground.

It is also important to keep an eye on your dog when they are outside and to
discourage them from eating any foreign objects they may encounter.

INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE (IBD)

Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is a condition that can cause changes in the
appearance of a dog’s feces, including seedy stools.

It is a group of gastrointestinal disorders characterized by chronic
inflammation of the digestive tract and can affect dogs of any breed, age, or
sex.

However, it is more commonly diagnosed in certain breeds, such as German
Shepherds, Yorkshire Terriers, and Cocker Spaniels, and some forms of IBD are
more common in breeds, such as Soft-coated Wheaten Terriers, Basenjis, Norwegian
Lundehunds, and Boxers.

However, it is important to note that any dog can develop IBD, and it is not
limited to these specific breeds.

It is typically diagnosed in dogs between the ages of 2 and 6 years old.

If you suspect that your dog may have IBD, it is important to consult with a
veterinarian for proper diagnosis and treatment.

LACK OF DIGESTIVE ENZYMES

It is also possible that the food the dog is eating is not being digested
properly, which can change the appearance of his feces.

Veterinarians often perform tests like complete blood count (CBC), stool
analysis, and urinalysis to diagnose the issue. Symptoms of this may include

* Weight loss
* Diarrhea
* Loose, greasy stools

HOW TO PREVENT YOUR DOG’S POOP FROM LOOKING SEEDY

Having a dog is no doubt a rewarding experience, but it also comes with its fair
share of responsibilities. One of those responsibilities is making sure your
pup’s poop stays healthy and doesn’t appear seedy. This can be a tricky task, so
let’s take a look at some tips for keeping your pup’s poop healthy and looking
its best!

CONSULT WITH A VETERINARIAN OR SEEK VETERINARY CARE

An expert in canine health can help you determine the cause of your dog’s
symptoms and provide a diagnosis.

Your vet may suggest a few possible treatments, depending on the cause of the
seedy poop.

The second step is to seek veterinary care if the issue persists.

If your vet has ruled out any medical conditions and the seedy poop persists,
they may recommend behaviour modification and/or dietary changes.

It’s important to get to the root of the problem so that your pup can enjoy a
healthy and happy life.

KEEP YOUR DOG’S ENVIRONMENT CLEAN

Keeping your pup’s living environment clean and free from bacteria is essential
for a healthy digestive system.

Dispose of your pup’s poop immediately after it’s eliminated, and be sure to
clean up any messes or spills.

You can also use a pet-safe disinfectant to help keep your pup’s living space
clean and germ-free.

EXERCISE

Exercise is essential for your pup’s physical and mental health, and it can also
help prevent his stool from looking seedy. Exercise helps to ensure that your
pet’s digestive system is functioning properly.

Take your pup on daily walks for at least 30 minutes and provide him with plenty
of interactive toys and activities to keep him active and entertained.

If you are unable to provide your dog with enough exercise, consider hiring a
dog walker or enrolling them in doggy daycare. This can ensure that they get the
exercise they need while you are away.

FINAL THOUGHTS

It is important to pay attention to your dog’s feces as it can be an indication
of their overall health.

Changes in the appearance, frequency, or consistency of your dog’s poop can be a
sign of a potential health issue, such as inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) or a
digestive issue.

To ensure the health and well-being of your dog, it is important to feed them a
balanced diet that is appropriate for their age, size, and breed, and to consult
with a veterinarian if you notice any changes in their feces.

It is also important to properly dispose of your dog’s feces to prevent the
spread of disease and to keep your environment clean.

By monitoring your dog’s poop and taking appropriate steps to address any issues
that may arise, you can help ensure the health and happiness of your furry
friend.

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