People often say that “diseases come from the mouth.” In fact, dogs are just like people, and diseases come from the mouth. Therefore, parents who raise dogs should also pay attention to prevention and always pay attention to the physical changes of dogs. Therefore it is necessary to keep in mind some common pet diseases. The following are some common pet diseases worth noting!

limb weakness, loss of appetite, persistent vomiting—kidney disease

This condition is very common in pets and difficult to treat. The main functions of the kidneys are to filter blood, eliminate waste and maintain the balance of minerals in the body. However, the function of the kidneys will decrease with age, and symptoms of kidney failure will gradually appear. It is also called chronic renal failure and is more common in older cats. dog. Sometimes it also occurs in young cats and dogs. There are many causes, such as being born with structural or functional deficiencies in the kidneys, or suffering from acute renal failure, which may lead to death due to toxin infection.

Sudden vomiting, diarrhea, and intestinal mucosal bleeding—gastroenteritis

Gastroenteritis refers to inflammation of the pet’s stomach and intestines, leading to vomiting, painful diarrhea, etc. This disease requires attention to home care to avoid irritating the sensitive gastrointestinal tract. Therefore, it is recommended to choose food that is easy to digest and has low residue characteristics to reduce the pet's food intake and soothe the pet's gastrointestinal tract. If the pet's gastroenteritis is caused by a bad reaction to food, you can Foods that minimize the occurrence of vomiting and diarrhea, good dietary management, and medication all play a role in gastroenteritis.

Itching all day long, lack of energy, redness on different parts of the skin - skin diseases

There are two common skin parasites in cats and dogs: scabies and trichocystis. Scabies is contagious. They parasitize on the skin and cause hair loss, especially on the elbows and tips of ears. They make cats and dogs feel itchy and are very contagious. As for hairy follicles, they are not infectious and can be found on the skin of normal animals. When the skin's immune system is weak, its number will suddenly increase, causing hair loss and itching, especially around the feet and eyes. If necessary, it may be treated with topical ointments, nutritional supplements, and antibiotics.