If Mason seems other wise alright and is still drinking plenty and eating I'd wait for another day or so, if the problem continues or gets worse or you notice a change in his overall health and character then I'd take him to the vets. Have you tried feeding him some cooked pasta? I've read some posts on here that suggest pasta or a dollop of natural yoghurt can help solidify poos. Of course please remember this is just a personal opinion if you are really concerned or worried for Mason there's no harm in calling the vets even if it is just for advice :)

Cheers, he seems fine in himself but still has squits and had an accident overnight but I am a very deep sleeper and probably didn't hear him whine. He was very shamefaced this morning, poor lad! Will call vet for advice
Marie

Poor wee embarassed lad, keep us posted on how he is.

Called the vet this morning who advised me to bring him in for a check, he also threw up overnight, but that may have just been stress at not being able to get out. He has been known to vomit spectacularly when he's worked himself into a state.
His temperature is fine but she gave him an injection to stop the nausea and some imodium which I gave him at tea-time. Gave him boiled rice and chicken for dinner (tbh he picked the chicken out and left most of the rice)
He seems fine in himself but I'd feel better if something solid came out of him!
We'll see what the morning brings.
Marie

I've had similar things with Millie and Tigger this year so wonder if something nasty is doing the rounds.  On saying that, I think Tigger's was more down to eating something revolting! 

Anyway, as the others have said, as long as they are eating and drinking  normally and seem bright in themselves, I usually starve them for 24 hours and then start them on scrambled egg (couple of small meals) the following day.  If starving them makes no difference, then it's the vet but if I see signs of improvement, I start slowly incorporating rice and chicken into the meals - usually scrambled egg for breakfast and chicken and rice for tea.  If in doubt, I'd take them to the vet as I don't like to see these things going on for too long. 

I also use either natural yoghurt or Actimel in one of the meals to help build the friendly bacteria that should reside in the gut back up. 

When my two have had things like this, their temperatures have been normal and the vet has usually suggested another 24 hour starvation and given me Pro-Kolin which is a probiotic type thing I believe. 

Hope Mason is feeling better soon.  It's not nice for them or us.  Keep us posted.

Karen

-- Edited by Isla at 23:16, 2007-09-17

UPDATE
So I collected my boy from daycare to a tale from Sarah about how poorly he had been and how he had curled in a tiny, if you can imagine, ball on the sofa and looked so pathetic they tucked a blanket around him and gave him lots of hugs.
We decided best thing is to keep him home tomorrow and give him scrambled eggs tonight since he may be lethargic because he hasn't had much food at all the last three days.
We got home and he flopped on the couch until he heard me in the kitchen. I put his scrambled egg in his bowl and he took one look and went back to the couch leaving it untouched.
The I sat down to my steak and mashed potatoes dinner...suddenly he sat upright, ears forward staring at every mouthful I had while licking his lips.
Ever the sucker I put the plate down with some potatoes, small bits of steak and the juice in it. It went in a flash.
He literally bounced through his evening walk, full of nonsense and is now roaching on the sofa and having little woof woof dreams.
The word 'chancer' comes to mind!
Marie

Who'd have thought I would be so happy to see poo
Mason finally produced something solid this morning and seems much happier in himself.
Thank goodness!
Marie

Great news - am glad he's back to normal. 

Great to hear he's feeling fine. I think a bug has been doing the rounds. Indiana had it last week, and Tigerlily this week. 4am walks and the odd accident later, I'm shattered, never mind them! Folk at work have also had the same problems with their dogs recently. Here's hoping it's over for all the dogs x