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Where has all the white dog poo gone???

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Have i found the answer???

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Posted Sat 24 Nov 2007

DJANE

aahahaha

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Posted Thu 28 Feb 2008

L-a-n-i-e

Fucking hell this is a thread for Ballus...

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Posted Fri 29 Feb 2008

LueezBee-lvs-SnogFM

I understand that most poos generated by mammals consist of a chemical produced by the body called (excuse my spelling) billyruben. This chemical is the result of broken down red blood cells. These blood cells have an effective life of about 180 days and when they are used up (known as free radicals), they must be expelled from the body. The body has to get rid of a lot of these and we poo them away. When this chemical is exposed to light, it breaks down and loses its colour (and turns white). The amount of bones eaten by your dog will not change the nature of this chemical, but it could result in the excess calcium changing the colour of the poo when it is passed. The chemical will still break down and turn the rest of the poo white

Did I REALLY just spend valuable minutes of my life reading this???

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Posted Thu 06 Mar 2008

LueezBee-lvs-SnogFM

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Posted Thu 06 Mar 2008

VikiKity-PornoPonyTB

excess calcium changing the colour of the poo when it is passed

I saw someone say the same thing about too much calcium on How 2, or some program like that.

Apparently some dog foods had too much calcium back in the 80s, when they realised all the dogs were shitting white the dog food companies started reducing the amount of calcium

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