Dealing with a Cane Corso that is constipated can be a stressful and an overwhelming experience.
Whether your Cane Corso is experiencing these symptoms for the first time or they seem to be a recurring problem, it is natural to feel concerned when they are struggling with this uncomfortable symptom.
We outline the potential causes of Cane Corso constipation, the associated symptoms and what to do.
Causes of Cane Corso constipation
There are many factors that contribute to your Cane Corso’s constipation:
- Inadequate fiber intake
- Sudden change in diet
- Dehydration
- Lack of exercise
- Illnesses that lead to dehydration.
- Neurological disorders
- Side effects of medication
- Blocked or abscessed anal sacs
- Blocked intestinal tract due to ingested pieces of toys, bones, gravel, or plants
- Gastrointestinal obstruction caused by tumors as well as in the anus, or within the rectum
How Often Do Cane Corsos Poop?
The frequency of a Cane Corso’s bowel movements can vary from dog to dog, just as it does for any other breed. Several factors influence how often a Cane Corso will poop, including their age, diet, activity level, and overall health.
On average adult Cane Corso dogs poop once a day, although some poop two or three times per day which is normal. Puppies poop frequently, sometimes as much as five times a day or more.