Dog diarrhea is a common problem, with the CDC reporting that more than 3 million Americans suffer from it annually.

It’s caused by the bacterium staphylococcus aureus, which can cause severe dehydration and diarrhea in dogs and other pets.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has identified a number of medications that can help control staph.

There are no approved treatments for dog diarrhea, so you’ll need to get your veterinarian’s recommendation.

Here are some things you need know about the disease.

What you should know about staph infections and treatment There are two types of staph: the common staph and the more rare, severe, and more severe forms.

The common stechae, which are found in dogs, include the common strains that are found commonly in people and cats.

The more rare strains, which may occur in dogs or other animals, include strains with very severe symptoms, and the rarest, rarer strains that can cause life-threatening symptoms.

Most staph symptoms occur when a person coughs, sneezes, or has diarrhea and can be caused by both common and rare strains.

Common staph Symptoms Common stecha common symptoms include coughing, sneeezing, or having diarrhea that’s not curable.

Common symptoms are most common in adults and children under five.

Rare stech A rare stech is a rare strain that can occur in people under five years old and is much less common than the common strain.

Common, rare staphs may be found in: dogs and cats