I would get a large syringe, try tractor supply and get something liquid up her. I like to use clay or Colloidal Silver . Up the pumpkin too.

My daughters had a rabbit with a growth and took it to the vet. he said it was a tumor and to tie it and it would fall off. They did this and it took about one month to fall off. It came back the very next day. So then they put some clay on it and it went away immediately and never came back. So I am thinking clay everyday for your dog in her food. Do a search on this, they have used it in animals food for many many years, it is very healing.

I would love to hear how it turns out for you. I am a holistic dog breeder, with a website, and while I do have a stools page that talks about clay, I am making a clay page, so would love to share some good stories.

Best wishes,
Maryjo
http://www.buttercuppuppies.com

What are you doing for the tumor? There are stool softeners on the market. You might ask you vet about them.

Yeah, you don't want pumpkin. That's fiber/bulking. On the other hand, you might want to try.. pumpkin-like soup. few spoonfuls of pumpkin.. double the olive oil and lots of water. If it's watery, it might be enough water to stay in the body and keep the stools soft. But being on a pumpkin-oliveoil soup diet isn't exactly healthy.

Canned food might also work. My dog is raw fed but canned food just makes nasty, mushy stools which is why people hate feeding it. LOL Again, add olive oil and water to it.

Oyxpowder works for dogs the same way it does for people. It softens or liquefies it while it's IN the colon. What texture you get depends on how much you give and the dog drinks.


I went through something of this nature with my dog. He tore the lining in his anus from passing a really hard/big stool. Passing stools caused him so much pain he was holding his stools in. He'd squat to go but wouldn't push it out. He got bloated, lazy, fatigued, panted a lot.. etc. Classic constipated/feel like crap symptoms. He's 24lbs and I had to give him 4 capsules which oddly is how much I take myself! Less didn't work at first.

A week or so on Oxypowder keeping him soft and regular and he got his energy back and passed soft, easy to pass stools.

You can't really ask a vet about it since they won't know what Oxypowder is. I used it because I know how it effects me and trusted it. A vet would probably just prescribe a stool softener or laxative for the same effect.