Methods for treating poor gastrointestinal problems in puppies:

1. Feed regularly and quantitatively. When raising dogs, be sure to feed them regularly and quantitatively, which will help the dog’s intestinal digestion and absorption.

2. Don’t feed indiscriminately. Do not feed your dog random food, especially food that is not easy to digest. Do not feed it to your dog, otherwise the gastrointestinal tract will be worse.

3. Eat beneficial foods. In addition to giving your dog dog food, you can also give your dog some beneficial foods, such as bananas, pumpkins, and sweet potatoes.

4. Strengthen exercise. Usually, take your dog out for exercise and exercise more to promote digestion and increase the dog's appetite.

5. Feed some probiotics. For dogs with poor gastrointestinal problems, in addition to feeding them some targeted dog food, you can also feed them some pet probiotics every week.

Signs of poor gastrointestinal problems in puppies:

1. Prone to diarrhea or constipation. Dogs with poor gastrointestinal problems are prone to diarrhea and constipation. If dogs eat too greasy food, they will easily have soft stools. If the symptoms do not improve, they may become dehydrated.

2. No appetite. I have no appetite and can't eat. Sometimes I will take the initiative to eat grass and vegetables when I see them.

3. Symptoms of vomiting are prone to occur. If a dog has a poor gastrointestinal condition for a long time, it is more likely to cause vomiting symptoms, and in severe cases, it may even contain blood.