Now that the weather is the hottest, many dogs will choose to hide in air-conditioned rooms to enjoy the coolness. If the home is made of tiles, they may lie directly on the tiles. At this time, the temperature of the tiles is very low. It will cause the dog to have diarrhea due to cold, so parents can prepare a mat or kennel in the room to prevent the dog from catching cold. What should I do if my dog ​​catches a cold? Will it cause diarrhea?

Will my dog ​​get diarrhea if it gets cold?

In addition to diarrhea when a dog catches a cold, dogs who eat an unreasonable diet can also suffer from diarrhea. Some owners may feed their dogs human meals, or feed their dogs stale dog food that has been opened for too long, which can lead to diarrhea in their dogs. If the dog just has diarrhea and no other abnormalities occur, the owner can first fast the dog for observation. And if the pet owner has recently changed the dog's food, and the dog develops diarrhea after changing the food, it may be that the dog is temporarily not adaptable and has diarrhea induced by stress reaction. When changing the food, pay attention to the change. The correct way to feed your dog is to alternately feed old and new dog food, and then slowly switch to new food.

Finally, in the process of raising dogs, parents need to deworm their dogs regularly. If the pet owner does not deworm their dogs for a long time, there may be some bacteria in the dog’s intestines. Parasites destroy the intestinal health of dogs, and dogs will suffer from diarrhea. Pet owners can check the dog's stool to see if there are parasites in the dog's intestines. Parents can give the dog some coccidia to deworm the dog.

If the dog gets gastroenteritis, it will also cause diarrhea. This is a chronic disease, and parents need to help the dog slowly treat it. In addition, it is canine distemper and parvovirus. Once discovered, it may be this kind of disease. Diseases require prompt medical treatment.