BellyGood fridge checklist
Off Day vs. Vet Day
A simple fridge check for dog belly days. This is general information, not a diagnosis. When in doubt, call your vet.
Watch at home
- One softer stool, but your dog is bright, drinking, and behaving normally.
- A slightly quieter day after a known food change, travel day, or extra treat.
- Mild gas or gut noises with normal appetite and no repeated vomiting.
- A settled dog who improves over the next 24 hours.
Call the vet today
- Blood in stool, black tarry stool, or repeated vomiting.
- Refusing water, signs of dehydration, or real lethargy.
- Rapid weight loss, obvious pain, bloating, or collapse.
- A puppy under 6 months, a senior dog, or a dog with a diagnosed condition getting digestive signs.
- Symptoms that persist, worsen, or feel unusual for your dog.
The BellyGood rule: food routines are for ordinary feeding days. Red flags are for vets, not toppers, supplements, or waiting it out.
Started
Last food/treats
Water and energy
Keep this where decisions happen: on the fridge, not buried in an inbox.