Labrador diarrhea can be fed with an appropriate amount of probiotics to regulate the gastrointestinal environment. Observe whether the dog still has diarrhea symptoms. If the dog still has diarrhea, you need to take the dog to the pet hospital to check the cause of the diarrhea and administer appropriate medication. It is recommended that dogs take anti-inflammatory drugs for enteritis. Secondly, if Labrador puppies are infected with internal parasites such as roundworms, coccidia, and trichomonas, which damage the gastrointestinal mucosa and cause diarrhea, internal anthelmintic drugs need to be used for treatment.

What to do if a Labrador has diarrhea:

1. Deworm the dog in time. Labradors with parasites can also damage their gastrointestinal health, making them prone to diarrhea and soft stools. If the owner has not done deworming, he should do it immediately and maintain the good habit of regular deworming.

2. Feed probiotics. Probiotics can help Labrador's appetite, promote digestion and absorption, and can also balance intestinal flora and improve vomiting, loose stools, constipation and other problems caused by bacterial enteritis.

3. Choose dog food that is easy to digest. Dog food that is too greasy and difficult to digest and absorb is often the reason why Labradors have diarrhea and soft stools. Therefore, try to choose dog food that is light, non-greasy, and easy to digest and absorb as its staple food.

4. Keep warm. When your Labrador has diarrhea, you should pay attention to whether the dog likes to lie on the ground and whether the weather has suddenly become cold. If yes, it is probably because the stomach is cold and the stomach is irritated. If you keep warm, you will not be prone to diarrhea later.

5. Eat small meals frequently. Eat small and frequent meals, which is the daily amount of feeding, divided into three or more feedings, which will help Labrador's gastrointestinal digestion and absorption and reduce indigestion and soft stools.