Have you ever looked down at your pup’s droppings and said to
yourself “Wow, that’s an odd color.” Your pup’s poop can come in
a variety of colors, each with their own story to tell you. As a
pup owner, studying your pup’s poop is important to ensure that
they remain healthy. So when you discover that your pup has
pooped the color orange, you have to ask “what does it mean?”
Your pup’s poop is naturally darker on the outside and light on
the inside. A healthy pup’s droppings will normally be a tan or
brown color when they first unload. So if you notice that your
pup has left a few orange droppings behind them, there are two
possibilities to consider. Is it something he ate? Often times
orange poop will be the outcome of certain things they ate. A
change in diet or new treats can affect the tone of their
droppings. Usually if the color shows up once and then
disappears, it is likely that your pup’s diet has changed, or
perhaps even a neighbor has slipped them a treat. If your pup’s
droppings are dark orange or