Dog poop is tan and yellow

For normal and healthy dogs, the color of poop is usually brown or brown. This is the color excreted by pet dogs after normal digestion. If the color of your dog's stool is yellowish or very yellow, it may be that the food your dog eats contains high carbohydrates, such as beans, corn, rice, wheat, steamed bread, etc.

Dog poop is white or gray

The most common reason for this is that the dog eats too many bones. Stool of this color is usually divided into small sections and is dry and crumbly. Owners should pay attention to reducing the amount of bones they feed, otherwise they may easily cause constipation in dogs. If you don’t feed bones, it may also be caused by stones or roundworms in the biliary tract, which prevents biliflavin from being excreted smoothly with the stool, so the dog’s stool is colorless.

Dog poop is orange or orange

This color of poop is an unhealthy color. The stool is thick, shapeless and contains orange residue. This kind of stool usually occurs in dogs with loose diarrhea or poor digestion. Owners should not feed their dogs food that is not easy to digest on a daily basis, as this can easily lead to indigestion and diarrhea.

Dogs poop green

Dogs poop green may be because the owner feeds the dog too much vegetables and fruits containing high chlorophyll such as cucumber, lettuce, lettuce or celery. It’s caused by the dog’s inability to absorb all of it. It is also possible that the dog ate some grass or something containing dyes and pigments. It may also be caused by excessive acidity in the dog’s intestines.

Dog’s stool is red with blood

If your dog’s stool has bloody mucus or blood streaks, these are extremely abnormal symptoms. You can first check whether it is caused by an anal fissure. If not, it may be that the dog has coccidia or lower gastrointestinal bleeding, causing blood in the stool. The gastrointestinal function of puppies under 3 months old is relatively fragile. Feeding dry and hard dog food, swallowing bones and foreign objects can easily cause intestinal scratches. If your dog is lethargic and has a fever, it is most likely caused by acute gastroenteritis. If your dog has blood in his stool frequently or non-stop, he may have a parasite problem.

Dog poop is black

There are two situations when a dog poops black. The first is normal and healthy. For example, if the dog eats dog food that contains high amounts of meat, then the poop will be black. The color of the stool will be darker. Another situation is that the dog’s duodenum, small intestine and other digestive organs bleed, causing the dog to have black and dark stools, and some stools are accompanied by intestinal mucosa.