BM schedule for 7 month old pup

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Barked: Sun Feb 24, '08 8:10am PST


	My pup is usually on schedule pooping right after each meal (2x a day). Lately though its taking longer--last night it was 5 hours after dinner-- is that what I should expect as he gets older? And when (if ever) do I feed him ONCE a day?

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Barked: Mon Apr 21, '08 1:50pm PST


	Hi, I've never time my pup katie when she goes to the toilet. But as they get older they do tend to hold themselves longer. Katie is six months now and I feed her twice a day, morning and late afternoon. My other two Cavaliers also are on two meals a day, I was told this is better then just once a day.

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Barked: Wed May 14, '08 9:37am PST


	Barkley is at the same stage you speak of. He takes longer and less frequently. My vet said this is normal. She also said that once he is a year ol dI can try weaning him to once a day, but its really better to feed him two smaller meals a day. FYI Barkley's Mommy

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Barked: Tue Jun 3, '08 10:37am PST


	Nell is 19 months and is still very quick about going. I think it does depend on the dog. They do slow down usually as they get older. It is recommended that you never feed only once a day! It makes it much harder on the pup's stomach and is not a natural thing for the canine world. Keeps them much happier if they eat twice a day also as their tummies never seem to get over full by gulping because they are hungry.

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Barked: Tue Jul 7, '09 10:34am PST


	It depends on your dog, some go a lot and others don't. I feed my dogs twice a day (morning & night), again that depends on your dog. My China go's boo boo in the morning and again just before we go to bed at night (9:00pm). My other sweety go's like crazy all day long. Now I don't mean that she constantly pooping but, she has to drop a load every single time we all go outside. So, like I said before, it depends on the dog. Your little one sounds normal to me.



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