5 MO English Mastiff eating too much? Stool is "gooey" on Orijen LB Puppy
Hello everyone. First post here. I have had my 5 month old english mastiff "Dewey" on Orijen Large Breed Puppy for almost a full month now and he is not gaining weight like I expected. I think he is around 50-60 lbs right now. However, I have been feeding him 6 cups per day for the past 2 weeks. He scarfs it down in less than a minute but he doesnt seem hungry afterwards. His stool is well lets just say it will make you take a step back if you get a whiff of it. It also is really "gooey". Sometimes it will start out semi hard, but my the middle to the end it turns into soft serve and even sometimes straight liquid. I was patient because I did a complete switch from purina pro plan and then my roommate got him some IAMS garbage and fed it to him for about a week before I picked up the Orijen. The Orijen is 38% protein, but I have read that is not a big deal as long as the calcium and phosphorous levels are low. Any recomendations on what to do about his stool and how to get him down to a normal feeding amount? 6 cups per day hits the wallet pretty hard.
Hello everyone. First post here. I have had my 5 month old english mastiff "Dewey" on Orijen Large Breed Puppy for almost a full month now and he is not gaining weight like I expected. I think he is around 50-60 lbs right now. However, I have been feeding him 6 cups per day for the past 2 weeks. He scarfs it down in less than a minute but he doesnt seem hungry afterwards. His stool is well lets just say it will make you take a step back if you get a whiff of it. It also is really "gooey". Sometimes it will start out semi hard, but my the middle to the end it turns into soft serve and even sometimes straight liquid. I was patient because I did a complete switch from purina pro plan and then my roommate got him some IAMS garbage and fed it to him for about a week before I picked up the Orijen. The Orijen is 38% protein, but I have read that is not a big deal as long as the calcium and phosphorous levels are low. Any recomendations on what to do about his stool and how to get him down to a normal feeding amount? 6 cups per day hits the wallet pretty hard.