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Source: Courtesy of PDPics.com Dogs are omnivores with scavenging tendencies; t his means they are open to eating almost anything that appears edible,  and that can lead to bouts of diarrhea.  Diarrhea is defined as loose or watery stools; it is the system's attempt to quickly eliminate something distressing from the intestinal tract that is poisoning the system. Causes of Acute Diarrhea in Dogs Acute or sudden onset diarrhea The dog may have picked up a bug or virus The dog has eaten something that does not agree with him Internal Parasites  Change in Diet Poison Causes of Chronic Diarrhea in Dogs Food allergies such as gluten or main protein ingredient allergy Inflammatory Bowel Disease Kidney, Liver or Thyroid Disease Irritable Bowel Syndrome In most instances, diarrhea does not necessarily warrant a trip to the vet.  If the dog appears to be in good health otherwise, then you can treat his symptoms at home with some simple remedies. Foul sme

As with humans, healthy canine immune systems begin in the gut. Unfortunately, canine digestive issues are the second most common health issue, with skin disorders being the most common cause for a trip to the vet.Whether your pet is experiencing temporary digestive upset or you suspect a food allergy, these resources can help bring your pet relief from diarrhea, gas and bloating, skin allergies as well as yeasty ear infections. Resources For Dogs With Runs or Constipation What to Do If Your Dog Can't Poop? The causes and cures for chronic or temporary canine constipation. 5 Home remedies that quickly clear up irritable bowel symptoms.  The 5 Best Probiotics for Dogs with Diarrhea and Allergies Reviewed Probiotic supplements bring healthy bacteria to the intestinal tract to absorb nutrients and remove toxins from the system.  Discover which brands offer the best relief for either occasional stomach upset or ongoing digestive disorders. What to Feed