[rawfeeding] Re: RESPONSE TO LAURIE

Well that answers my questions!
Pauline

> *****
> Pumpkin may stop the process but it fixes nothing. Both loose
stools
> and clinical diarrhea are attempts to remove whatever irritant is
> bothering the dog. Why on earth would you want to prevent the dog
> from expelling that which bothers him?
>
> You have to back way up to the first broken domino in the line
before
> you can get the one at the end to fall down properly. If the issue
is
> loose stools, fix the diet. If the issue is diarrhea, discuss the
> situation with a medical professional of your druthers.
>
> Cooked fiber of any kind--including the garbage that goes into
kibble
> to make those nice tidy stools--may provide temporary relief to the
> human who has to clean up messes, but when the problems begin anew
> when the fiber treatment stops, it's clear evidence that not a
single
> thing was resolved.
>

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