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Hello, we’ve taken him to vets twice and had blood tests done. They weren’t very helpful. Nothing was found. We’ve since found out that they specialise in birds so we’ll be trying another vets when we can. Thanks

Hiya, thanks for your reply. My daughter was thrilled at the thought of us having our dog for longer. Yep will get some plain fish to try him with. Thanks for the suggestion.

I think we had the feeling of “well, if we don’t have him for very long, we’ll do our very best for him” so we may be being overly cautious with him.

I tried cooking minced turkey with carrots and a little rice, he ate it but just wasn’t confident that it was good for him.

Aww, that’s good to hear. We’d hoped to get at least a year out of him so you’ve given us hope.

Hiya, no problems about the questions, I understand the need for as good a history as possible. I’m grateful for the interest. His poos have always been a bit hit and miss, runny then normal, then runny, not even coinciding with any food changes. He was only with the rescue place for two weeks...

Thank you for your reply. He is on plain chicken at the moment in small amounts, 6 times a day. He has been to the vet and had blood tests but they were clear. Just keep wondering if it’s a lot to do with his age....

Hello, he is having just plain chicken at the moment but as he’s had a bit of a problem with being sick, we’ve kept his diet to James Well Beloved senior, small dog kibble or Caesar pouches. He has his food from one of those bowls that reduce the speed of feeding, which has really helped. He’s...

We’ve adopted a 12 year old border terrier with little history. We’ve been through the gobbling food so he made himself sick saga, now we’ve got the runny poo and seems to be straining when trying to go saga. We’ve checked all the initial things, food, strange objects, dehydration, illness...