One of nature's many inexpensive remedies is vinegar. I buy the organic unfiltered vinegar such as Braggs or Dynamic Health because they have the "mother." It contains many minerals and essential vitamins, I simply put a few drops in Cleo's water dish each day. To read more about the many benefits Fermented Apple Cider Vinegar follow this link. Caution: Do not use apple cider vinegar around the nose, mouth, or eye areas; it can result in a burning sensation. Too much apple cider is not healthy for dog. Limit to a little each day.

Cleo love to eat sticks, so when she ate a few two many and had loose stool, we gave her Pumpkin Puree. This works equally well for other digestive problems as well as constipation.

I found this health tip on Pedmed. Deliciously plain yogurt is a healthy treat for your dog. Just as with humans, the live acidophilus in the yogurt keeps the good bacteria in your dog's intestines in balance, so that bad bacteria is swiftly knocked out. Puppies are especially prone to yeast infections, so a little plain yogurt as a snack (or even dessert) can help keep things in balance; especially useful while the intestinal system is building immunities. If your dog is on antibiotics, a little yogurt will also help keep yeast infections at bay (a common side-effect of antibiotic treatment.)