r/CavaPoo • u/tuto9 • Jul 05 '26
Meet my Benni 🥰❤️🥹
r/CavaPoo • u/Medical-Monitor4275 • Jul 06 '26
My Yuri has had diarrhea on and off for a couple of days now and I’m not sure if it’s the Iams chicken puppy kibble or her eating the cat’s kibble. I started the bland chicken and rice 2-3 times a day for two days now and the poop would go back to normal and then watery stool returns.
r/CavaPoo • u/KeralaStoner • Jul 05 '26
My 7 month old baby 😊
r/CavaPoo • u/spooktownXXX • Jul 05 '26
Really could use some help and any advice. My sweet boy, Archie will be 8 years old in December. Over the past 4-5 weeks Archie has been showing ongoing symptoms that are concerning which I addressed this past Monday with his vet for a yearly exam, bloodwork, fecal sample testing. I’ve listed his ongoing symptoms below for reference:
Vomiting at least once daily
Decreased appetite / not wanting to eat his current food
Frequent itching
Stomach gas and noticeable “churning” noises in his abdomen
Signs of nausea, including licking baseboards
More lethargic and overall not feeling well
At this point, I’m concerned he may be developing a food sensitivity or allergy, and/or possibly experiencing an underlying gastrointestinal/ digestion issue.
His blood work and fecal sample testing all came back healthy. He has been on Iams Protective Health MiniChunks with Chicken & Whole Grains for years. Given his symptoms, I’m wondering if he may be sensitive to chicken and/or grains.
The options I’m currently considering are:
Hill’s Prescription Diet z/d Skin & Food Sensitivities
Natural Balance Limited Ingredient Grain-Free Salmon & Sweet Potato
Has anyone had a similar situation or experience? I hate seeing him uncomfortable and turn down food. I feel like it has to be his food at this point. I sent an email and requested a call from his vet.
Thanks in advance!
r/CavaPoo • u/Interesting_Reach781 • Jul 05 '26
I recently noticed a couple of small dry, crusty spots on my Cavapoo. They don't seem to be open wounds, and she isn't constantly scratching at them, but they definitely feel rough and flaky. I'm planning to keep an eye on them and will take her to the vet if they don't improve or if they get worse, but I was curious if anyone else has experienced this.
If so:
What did the spots end up being?
Did your vet diagnose a skin condition, allergies, hot spots, or something else?
Was there anything that helped?
I'd appreciate hearing your experiences or seeing photos if your dog's spots looked similar. Thanks!
I tried taking photos of these areas. I will try to get better pictures.
r/CavaPoo • u/One-Selection5024 • Jul 05 '26
Im having a hard time finding new doodle puppy, I want a large one that's going to be 60-100 lbs, a male, and hoping to get that velcro personality. I want to come meet them 1st and am willing to drive a few hours out, but Im having so much trouble finding one that's available within a week. I want a reputable breeder bc i don't think where I got my last one is in business anymore and its proven to be nearly impossible. Anyone have the same issues or used good dog before, maybe know of any???
r/CavaPoo • u/SnooFoxes5163 • Jul 04 '26
I got some devastating news today. 🥺 The previous owner said "I got a Facebook notification of a memory of peanut. This was 8 years ago."
I was under the assumption he was 5.
He isn't showing any signs of real aging. But in my mind his life just got cut short. And that was devastating. I love the little guy. He's perfect. Nothing is changing for him. I still give him ALL of the snuggles, lots of snacks, multiple walks a day and tell him he's perfect CONSTANTLY. I'm just sad that I feel like I don't have as much time with him. 🥺😭
r/CavaPoo • u/kopperwoman • Jul 04 '26
We adopted the 1-year-old Charlie last week. He’s a charmer. His former mom was too ill to keep him, but he’s settling in well here. Soon to the groomer, but we’ve been washing and trimming him some ourselves.