What are these light yellow corn-like bits in my puppy's stool?

Thank you for submitting your question regarding Rocky. You will need to have a fecal sample tested by his veterinarian to know for sure. The pieces look too large to be parasite fragments. Could he have eaten any plant material on the yard with a similar appearance or gotten into human food? Has he chewed any toys made out of that material. If not, his veterinarian will test the stool to ensure that he does not have an infection. I hope this information helps!

Hello and welcome to Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach. It looks like Starky got into either some food that was yellow and bean-like, or that he ate something that is fibrous, as it almost looks like wool. Without being able to feel it to see how it breaks apart it is hard to tell from the picture. You could bring the feces to the vet to have them look at it, however if Starky is doing well, I would just monitor his feces for now, and make sure he isn't vomiting. Best of luck with Starky!

Those yellow things don't look like the typical tapeworm. I would recommend to take the sample (containging the yellow things in question) to the vets office to have them look at it under a microscope. That will be able to show if it is eggs of the tapeworms or not. A fresh sample is best for testing. I hope things get figured out for Corky!

Thank you for submitting your question regarding Chaka. The objects look more like seeds to me than parasites. Could he have gotten into squash or something similar in the trash? If not, then you will want to take a sample to his veterinarian to rule out any parasites. If he is acting ill, then he should be examined by his veterinarian. I hope this information helps!

The good news is that these yellow dots don't look like any intestinal parasite that's visible with the naked eye. My best guess is that your dog recently ate something relatively fibrous, like plant material, rice, or another vegetable that passed through the stool reasonably unchanged. As long as your dog isn't experiencing any changes in their appetite or energy level, or any vomiting, then I don't see any cause for concern. If this continues, you can always ask your vet to submit a stool sample to a reference lab for further evaluation.

Yellow specks can be worm eggs or can be related to something he may have eaten but not digested. If his stool was not checked for worms due to the diarrhea, I recommend to have it checked for parasites. Best of luck

Hi there, thanks for the photo! It really looks like she must be ingesting something from outside. It almost looks like a peanut or something??? It does not look like any type of parasite or mucus which is what I was thinking. I would just keep an eye on her poops and see if you can figure out what she may be eating.