The symptoms of dog stomatitis mainly include bad breath, red and swollen gums or mouth, obvious mouth pain, loss of appetite or even refusal to eat. In the later stage, there will be a lot of drooling. Therefore, when a dog is found to have the above symptoms, it is recommended that the owner consult a pet doctor in time to determine the cause of the dog's stomatitis, and give anti-inflammatory drugs and immunity-enhancing drugs for treatment. In severe cases, surgical treatment is required.

1. How to treat dog stomatitis

To treat dog stomatitis, you need to take the dog to the pet hospital for examination first, determine the cause of the dog's stomatitis, and then treat the cause. Common causes of stomatitis in dogs include bacterial infection, vitamin deficiency, and dental calculus. Among them, oral sprays can be used for bacterial infections, and oral antibiotics are required when the infection is severe. Vitamin deficiency mainly refers to the lack of B vitamins, which can be supplemented for a period of time. If it is caused by dental calculus, the dog needs to undergo dental cleaning surgery in time.

2. Precautions during the treatment of dog stomatitis

During the treatment of stomatitis, do not feed dry and hard food to the dog, so as not to cause the dog to suffer from anorexia due to eating pain. It is recommended that the owner soaks the dog food until soft before giving it to the dog. At the same time, the owner needs to ensure a balanced diet. Do not let the dog eat the same flavor of dog food for a long time. You can change some new dog food in a timely manner, such as some containing vitamins and Natural food or ecological food that is fiber-rich and low in oil and salt will be more conducive to the absorption and recovery of the dog's oral cavity.