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Best Foods for Bulldog with Diarrhea
Pumpkin will make the diarrhea worse. You can try boiled chicken and white rice for a few days. You might want to try a diet for sensitive stomachs. Any dairy will make it worse; dogs are lactose intolerant. You might also have a stool sample checked for worms and parasites. Good luck, I hope your baby feels better.
Author: Bonnie S.
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Make sure you are not changing the foods too often. That will certainly give your bully the runs. I have been giving my dogs Pro Plan Sensitive Stomach, and that worked for us.
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I did this for over a year with my first Bulldog until I fed him Taste of the Wild Sierra Mountain. Never had any issues again. I felt so bad for him and was willing to do anything.
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Purina pro plan veterinary diet HA Hydrolyzed vegetarian dry dog food. It has to be prescribed by a vet. Trust me, it will work for you!
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We give our Fresh Pet (beef) in the refrigerated section. He loves it and has no runny stools.
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Solid gold kibble; we also make a combo of ground turkey meat, chickpeas, spinach, broccoli, carrots, parsnips, and salmon oil. The pups had runny poops initially as they adapted to the combo, but have since adapted.
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I give my guy pumpkin, and it always helps. I recently made pumpkin peanut butter oatmeal treats and give 1 with each of his feedings, and it’s the first solid poops he ever had. vet tech said it could be the pumpkin plus oatmeal…his new after-dinner mint!
Author: Tracy B.
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Stella n’ Chewy’s freeze-dried raw. It works every time for us!
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Try FortiFlora by Purina, it was recommended by my Vet. Worked in two days. You can purchase on Amazon. Worth every penny
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Mine is on the Solid Gold sensitive formula (the green bag). It’s been the best option for her, and she’s not gassy either.
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Always consult your vet before making any health changes to your Bulldog’s diet, especially if they frequently suffer from diarrhea, as there may be other medical issues that need to be addressed. iHeartDogs is reader-supported, so some of the links above may be affiliate links where we receive a small commission at no additional cost to you.
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Finding the right food for a Bulldog with diarrhea isn’t just about calming a sensitive stomach—it’s about restoring comfort, energy, and that lovable, wiggly spirit Bulldogs are known for. With thoughtful choices and a little patience, you can turn mealtime into a moment of healing and happiness. Keep observing, keep caring, and don’t be afraid to adjust until your pup thrives. After all, every small step you take brings your dog closer to a healthier, happier life. Because at the heart of it all, every dog matters—and together, we can help create happy homes, healthy dogs, and empty shelters.














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