Most gastrointestinal upset in dogs is mild and self-limiting. If it lasts more than 2-3 days, if dogs stop eating or drinking, or start vomiting they need to be examined by a veterinarian.
If your dog still has diarrhea tomorrow she needs to be examined by a veterinarian and have a fecal analysis performed. If she is experiencing weight loss or dehydration she needs to be examined at this time.
You can try feeding a bland diet--boiled chicken or hamburger and boiled rice--this is easily digestible and helps settle the stomach and intestines. Also feed canned pumpkin (fiber) at a dose of 1/2-1 teaspoon twice daily depending upon the size of your dog. Give plain yogurt (a good probiotic) at a dose of 1/2-1 teaspoon twice daily depending upon the size of your dog.
If your dog still has diarrhea tomorrow she needs to be examined by a veterinarian and have a fecal analysis performed. If she is experiencing weight loss or dehydration she needs to be examined at this time.
You can try feeding a bland diet--boiled chicken or hamburger and boiled rice--this is easily digestible and helps settle the stomach and intestines. Also feed canned pumpkin (fiber) at a dose of 1/2-1 teaspoon twice daily depending upon the size of your dog. Give plain yogurt (a good probiotic) at a dose of 1/2-1 teaspoon twice daily depending upon the size of your dog.