Treatment of dog gastritis:

1. First, fast the dog for 1-2 days. In order to prevent dehydration and electrolyte imbalance, the sick dog should be given fluids, which can be intravenously Ringer's solution can be infused, or lactate compound sodium chloride solution can be infused intravenously.

2. Clean the gastrointestinal tract: laxatives (such as sodium sulfate, artificial salt) should be used orally in appropriate amounts.

3. Anti-inflammatory and antidiarrheal: use 0.1~0.5g of berberine, taken orally 3 times a day. Among the antibiotics, chlortetracycline, oxytetracycline or chloramphenicol can be used. For non-bacterial enteritis, when the accumulated feces has been basically eliminated and the feces has no sour smell, but still has severe diarrhea, astringent drugs should be given to stop diarrhea, such as activated charcoal.

4. If there are bleeding symptoms, hemostatic measures should be taken. Hemostatic sensitivity can be injected intramuscularly.

5. Antiemetic, metoclopramide, 1~2 mg/kg body weight, intramuscular injection, 2 times/day.

6. In case of parasitic enteritis, in addition to the above therapies, anthelmintic drugs should be given. See specifically ascariasis.

Symptoms of dog gastritis:

1. Acute gastritis: basic symptoms of increased body temperature, loss of appetite, vomiting, and vomiting. At the beginning of the disease, chyme is vomited, which is a sticky bubble-like gastric juice, and then mixed with blood. The dog is thirsty and vomits after drinking water. Depression, hunched back, sensitivity to touch and pressure on the abdomen, yellowish-white tongue coating, sunken eyeballs, decreased skin elasticity, and dehydration of the affected dog.

2. Chronic gastritis: manifested by intermittent vomiting unrelated to food intake. The vomitus is often mixed with a small amount of blood, loss of appetite, progressive weight loss, rough coat, mild anemia, and finally develops into Malignant disease.