The inability of a dog to poop may be caused by dry stool, constipation, intestinal obstruction, etc. It may also be because the dog is young and cannot defecate on its own. Owners should pay attention to observation. If the puppy is unweaned, it may not be able to defecate on its own. The owner can use paper towels or cotton swabs to stimulate the dog's anus to help it defecate. If it is a puppy that can defecate on its own, it is recommended to go to the pet hospital for examination in time to find the cause and then treat it accordingly.

1. Dry and hard stool

If you can see the stool near the dog's anus, but simply cannot pull it out, then in most cases it is considered that the stool is too dry and hard. In response to this situation, you can feed the dog some medicine to lubricate the stool, or use medicine to dilate the anus. At the same time, you need to ensure the dog's daily exercise to promote intestinal peristalsis.

2. Constipation

If the dog just does not defecate for a long time, or frequently makes defecation postures but does not defecate, then the main cause is constipation. At this time, it is recommended that the owner feeds the dog an appropriate amount of honey water or medicine containing lactulose to achieve a laxative effect, or use Kailuo on the anus to achieve a laxative effect.

In addition, it should be noted that when feeding dogs, they need to provide enough drinking water with an appropriate amount of water-rich fruits and vegetables to promote gastrointestinal peristalsis to avoid Dogs are constipated.

3. Intestinal obstruction

If the dog cannot poop out and is also accompanied by symptoms such as vomiting, loss of appetite, depression, etc., then it should be considered to be due to Intestinal obstruction caused by dogs accidentally ingesting foreign objects. In this case, you need to take your dog to the pet hospital in time to take an X-ray examination to see if there are foreign objects in the dog’s intestines. If it is determined that a foreign body is present, it will need to be removed surgically.

4. Unable to defecate voluntarily

If a puppy under one month old cannot defecate, it should be considered that the puppy at this stage is not yet able to defecate independently. Defecation. At this time, the owner needs to use a cotton swab dipped in warm water to stimulate the puppy's anus to help the puppy defecate.