Question on Poop

C

Chuckerjim

Joined Oct 2009

100 Posts | 0+

Discussion Starter
• Apr 7, 2010

• #1

Hi guys and gals,

I have a ? . My does are not pooping in pellets there clumps ! And There soft clumps! My ? is this normal for this time of year? They have lots of green grass and clover plus alfa. hay and grain. Just wondering if thats normal or should i be doing something different.

Thanks Jim

 

D

ddwhitetails

Joined Apr 2009

3,353 Posts | 0+

Fombell PA

• Apr 7, 2010

• #2

This is ok jim.........the green grass will loosen them up a bit....mine are doing the same thing.......only when they get the runs is when you need to be concerned!

 

T

Tundra Ridge Whitetails

Joined Oct 2009

147 Posts | 0+

Dallas,Pa

• Apr 7, 2010

• #3

yep green grass will do that to all ruminants.

 

C

CurtisLloyd

Joined Apr 2009

921 Posts | 0+

Tobin Lake, Saskatchewan

• Apr 7, 2010

• #4

fresh new grass growth can be 30-35% protein, this can cause a reaction to a stomach that has been eating pelleted feed and bales all winter

 

C

Chuckerjim

Joined Oct 2009

100 Posts | 0+

Discussion Starter
• Apr 8, 2010

• #5

Dennis,Tundra Ridge & Curtis,

Thank You for the Come back on The Poop Question. I just was not sure about my deer poop.... Lol... I thought it might be normal but with my Horses when they get on the spring grasses it looses the up. I just was not sure how it effected deer.

Thanks again

Jim Staats

Tailor made Whitetails

 

J

JEFF ELISON

Joined Mar 2010

4 Posts | 0+

Santo, Texas

• Apr 9, 2010

• #6

Hey there, I would like to comment to you that the Deer's micro-flora is not functioning well. I would suggest trying TARGET PROBIOTICS. This product will re-colonize your Deer's microflora and normalize the pH. You can contact me @ 817-565-8695 I will try to help you as much as I can. Jeff Eiison TARGET PROBIOTIC