How old is your puppy? Is he eating puppy food, dry or canned? If your puppy is less than 6 weeks of age and/or is not yet weaned/not eating puppy food, you should be supplementing with a puppy milk replacer. It's not recommended that you give cow's milk to puppies because 1)the fat:protein ratio is inadequate compared to a dog's milk and 2)it often results in diarrhea.

It's totally normal for a puppy to have several bowel movements in one day. Their digestive systems are shorter and still developing in some instances. Just like human babies seem to need their diapers changed a dozen times a day due to stinkies!

If/when the puppy is able to eat puppy food, if you put him on a regular feeding schedule you will notice that the BMs happen regularly as well (usually soon after a meal). Feeding frequency and amount depends on the pup's level of development. The younger the pup, the more frequent the feedings.

Member 300693 answered on 1/24/08. Helpful? / 0

If your puppy's weaned, then he doesn't need any milk. Puppy food has everything he needs.

Miss Buddie answered on 1/25/08. Helpful? / 0