In the process of raising dogs, the shovelers will more or less encounter gastrointestinal problems of dogs. The stomach and intestines of hairy children are relatively fragile, especially pet dogs, which are more delicate. Gastrointestinal problems often bring a lot of trouble to the dogs and shovelers.
In order to avoid these situations, let the hairy children have a healthy state and improve the quality of life of the shovelers and dogs, it is necessary to learn the correct knowledge of gastrointestinal care.
The stomach and intestines of dogs are different from ours. If you take care of humans, you cannot actually take good care of them. You must use care methods suitable for your pets to keep their stomach and intestines healthy.
The most important thing to maintain a dog's stomach and intestines is diet. It is best to give your dog dog food and buy natural dog food from regular manufacturers. Do not eat three-no, inferior, or 4-day food; be sure to avoid greasy, high-salt, and spicy food for other foods except dog food.
The gastrointestinal problems in dogs are mainly divided into three categories: one is acute gastrointestinal problems, the other is chronic gastrointestinal problems, and the other is gastrointestinal problems that must be treated in the hospital.
Dogs with acute gastrointestinal problems will show symptoms such as loss of appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, and lack of mental health. If the situation is not very serious, for example, if you only vomit 1-2 times a day, pull it 2-3 times, give it fast, give it water, observe it for a day or two, and if your mental state recovers and you can eat, it will be OK. If you are still the same, take it to the hospital for treatment.
You should pay attention to chronic gastroenteritis. For example, if a dog has bad breath or eats certain specific foods such as beef or mutton, vomiting often occurs in the morning and the stool is jelly-shaped, which means it may have chronic gastrointestinal problems. You can usually eat some probiotics for mothers and pets to protect the dog's stomach and intestines.