Generally, experienced pet owners will observe the dog's feces, because the dog's physical condition can be judged from the dog's feces. For example, the dog has diarrhea, the dog's poop is black, the dog's feces is smelly, etc. Recently, Many pet friends have encountered the problem that dog poop is ugly. Let’s take a look with the editor to find out what is the reason why dog ​​poop is smelly?

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When a pet dog is sick, its own immune system will also come into play, often causing diarrhea and foul-smelling feces. Basically, diarrhea is a body's defense response to expel toxic and harmful substances from the body as quickly as possible. When dogs have diarrhea, it will lead to a large amount of water shortage. At this time, it is not advisable to continue feeding ordinary dog ​​food. Instead, a large amount of water should be added, or an appropriate amount of glucose and probiotics can be added to the dog food.

If a dog has diarrhea, we need to observe carefully to analyze whether it is acute diarrhea or chronic diarrhea. The former is more likely to be enteritis caused by viral infection and must be sent to a pet hospital for treatment immediately. It is best to collect the dog's feces and send it to the doctor for examination in time. , find out the cause and treat it symptomatically.

Although chronic diarrhea is not fatal, it can cause damage to the mucosa of the digestive tract over a long period of time, leading to digestion and absorption disorders, loss of physical strength, etc., which is also worthy of parents' attention. Chronic diarrhea should be distinguished from soft stools here. Some dogs may have soft stools due to poor mental health, stress, fatigue, etc. It is necessary to observe them in a targeted manner and pay more attention to the dogs.

Dogs will also encounter another problem with their defecation, and that is constipation. The rate is especially high among older dogs. Constipation in older dogs will slow down the entire system, and when stool accumulates in the intestines, ammonia and nitrogen will be produced, which will increase the burden on the dog's liver.

When a dog’s intestines are not working properly, they will feel uncomfortable, lack energy, have a reduced appetite, smelly feces, and gain weight. At this time, the dog should be given more water and some liquid food, such as millet and lean meat porridge, to facilitate the dog's gastrointestinal digestion.

In addition, feed some Guden probiotics directly to the dog alone, 1 pack a day, to improve intestinal health. Long-term conditioning will help treat gastrointestinal problems such as diarrhea and constipation in dogs. As long as parents mix food reasonably every day, choose fully puffed and easily absorbed dog food, and pay attention to hygiene and safety, they will ensure the gastrointestinal health of dogs and the odor of dog feces will return to normal.