No one wants to see their dog wolf down a pile of poop. Here are a few reasons why they might be doing it and what you can do to avoid the behavior.

But what really happens in the body when you poop is a bit more nuanced than, well, going to the bathroom. Meet the experts: ...

Surveys have shown that around 40 percent of dog owners don’t pick up their pet’s poop. They use excuses ranging from it ...

Following is a transcript of the video. There's honestly nothing more satisfying than a good poop. On the flip side, a bad poop can ruin your day. You know what I'm talking about. Too hard ...

Taking antibiotics that kill good and bad bacteria alike, then, can disrupt your digestive system and can cause stinky stool and diarrhea — though experts have yet to determine exactly why this ...

When sulfide is released from your stool, it can be a reason your poop smells so bad. 5. You're Eating a Lot of Foods With Sulfur Sulfur-containing foods include cruciferous vegetables (e.g ...

You can learn a lot about your cat's health from their poop. Whether you’ve just adopted your first kitten or you’ve shared your home with cats for years, watch for a few key signs when you ...

After all, a good poop can be almost as satisfying as the meal that precedes it, and a bad poop (or series of poops) or a lack thereof can dull your joy in life. Even more important, what comes ...