Re: Question about diarhea (pleasant, I know)

Posted by xta on July 17, 2001 at 18:31:45:

In Reply to: Question about diarhea (pleasant, I know) posted by Diana on July 17, 2001 at 18:13:45:

Make sure he checks for what kind of worms or bacteria there might be in his stool. Perhaps he is clean.

If you are feeding fruit, sometimes even a little of a certain type can lead to the runs. Sleestack for instance cannot eat rasberries for some reason (stinky runs) with even just a couple, but blueberries he has no problem with.

Could he be getting into something outside-- grass, dirt, plants, etc? Maybe something out there is making him sick. (make sure area is pesticide free)

It is common for them to become solar charged and crazy like after sun exposure. This is them in their natural state! It can be like they revert back to the wild (not your nice little pet anymore ;-)

Anyway, good luck with that and I hope you find out what is ailing him.

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: Make sure he checks for what kind of worms or bacteria there might be in his stool. Perhaps he is clean. : If you are feeding fruit, sometimes even a little of a certain type can lead to the runs. Sleestack for instance cannot eat rasberries for some reason (stinky runs) with even just a couple, but blueberries he has no problem with. : Could he be getting into something outside-- grass, dirt, plants, etc? Maybe something out there is making him sick. (make sure area is pesticide free) : It is common for them to become solar charged and crazy like after sun exposure. This is them in their natural state! It can be like they revert back to the wild (not your nice little pet anymore ;-) : Anyway, good luck with that and I hope you find out what is ailing him.

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