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  • Dog (Canine), Cat (Feline) & Pet BM

    Dogs, cats and other pets have intestines, colons, constipation, diarrhea, and other issues similar to humans. But they can't use words to tell us when something's wrong.

    If your pet is having BM issues, one easy way to help them out is to add a dash of silver sol to their water each day. Aside from being cheap, its really powerful.

    To learn more, visit: Silver for Dogs & Cats or Dog, Cat, Horse & Bird Infections




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    Large Bowel Movement

    What is a Large Bowel Movement?

    Depending on the individual, a large bowel movement may include a bowel movement over 1.5 litres in volume, 45 cm in length, or 5 cm in diameter.  Or, a toilet full of logs.  Or, something you’re vaguely tempted to tell someone about.

    Cause of a Large Bowel Movement

    In combination with having a large amount of fecal matter to be passed, a large bowel movement depends heavily on the ability to pass a lot of matter in a short amount of time.  If too much time passes during the bowel movement, it could be argued that a toilet was filled over several cascading bowel movements. 

    An oversized bowel movement can be accomplished by having a semi-liquid or viscous bowel movement, a build-up of pressure in the intestine, or by having an enormous butt hole.

    Cure for a Large Bowel Movement

    Aside from pinching and waiting until later, there is no cure for a large bowel movement.  In most cases, a huge BM IS the cure to your problems.  In the event of recurring problematically enormous poops, adjusting a daily schedule or fluid intake to switch to a pattern of more frequent bowel movements may provide relief from the fear of flooding toilets, dropping public spectacles, or worse.