From time to time, you might observe mucus or a glossy coating on your dog’s stool. This can indicate inflammation in the digestive tract, commonly triggered by food intolerances or infections.

Slime or mucus Occasionally, you may notice mucus or a shiny coating on your dog’s stool. This can be a sign of digestive tract inflammation, often caused by food intolerances or infections.

A mucus-coated poop may indicate the presence of parasites or, worst case, parvovirus. In these instances, monitor your dog closely and if you see no improvement, take them to the vet to seek help.