How to prevent pancreatitis in dogs:

1. Pay attention to the distribution of the dog’s diet and do not feed it high-salt and high-oil foods.

2. Don’t let your dog overeat. Control the amount of each meal and the speed at which it eats. You can portion it multiple times.

3. Let the dog get enough exercise. Exercise can improve your dog’s body’s immunity and control your dog’s weight.

4. Take your dog for regular physical examinations. If your dog often has symptoms of indigestion, you should be alert to chronic pancreatitis.

5. You can take some Chinese medicine in advance to condition the dog's body, promote the dog's fat digestion, and lower cholesterol to prevent it.

Symptoms of pancreatitis in dogs:

1. The dog will bend over and arch its back because it will feel pain in the abdomen and may also use abdominal patches. Pain relief on the cold ground.

2. The dog’s appetite will decrease, its weight will drop sharply, it will vomit repeatedly, and it may become dehydrated.

3. The dog’s mental state is not good, it becomes lethargic and inactive.

4. The dog’s heart rate will increase and it may have difficulty breathing.

5. The dog has abdominal distension and diarrhea, and constantly discharges a large amount of orange or clay-colored feces with a sour smell. The feces may be bloody.