Yes, you can give more Pepto Bismol. You can use 1/4 tablet per 20 lbs. of body weight, three times per day. However, if any of the dogs are on other medications, have liver, kidney, or stomach problems, or endocrine disorders such as Cushings disease, you wouldn't want to use Pepto Bismol for that dog.

Use unflavored Pedialyte to hydrate. Start with one syringe of it, followed by a second dose 10 minutes later, then a third 10 minutes after that. Following the third dose, you can give it once per hour during the hours you're awake. Monitor the dogs by picking up the scruff of the neck into a peak. If it settles quickly back onto the neck, they're probably hydrated. If a peak remains, dehydration is likely. You can adjust the Pedialyte accordingly.

It may also help to mix some plain canned pumpkin (not sweetened pie filling) into their food. Pumpkin has a normalizing effect on the stool, and often helps with both diarrhea and constipation.

A bland diet may also help. Well-cooked white rice with boiled chicken breast or lean hamburger would be an example.

I remain concerned that the diarrhea has gone on for so long, and my first recommendation still is to see a vet, but the above measures may help. Again, if you have more questions or concerns just let me know. I hope the problem clears up quickly.

Anna

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You're welcome, and I'm glad to hear the dogs are fine. What a relief that must be.

Anna