Solutions to Border Collie diarrhea:

1. If it is caused by gastrointestinal disease or indigestion, the owner can feed appropriate warm water and pet-specific probiotics to help Border Collie regulate his stomach. .

2. If there are parasites in the Border Collie’s feces, the owner needs to deworm the Border Collie on time.

3. If you accidentally catch a cold, you can take measures to keep the Border Collie warm.

4. If it is caused by canine distemper, parvovirus and other diseases, the border collie should be sent to the hospital in time to cooperate with the doctor for examination and treatment to avoid delaying the treatment time.

Causes of Border Collie diarrhea:

1. If the Border Collie is not dewormed regularly, it will definitely cause diarrhea.

2. The Border Collie may have diarrhea if the food is suddenly changed, he eats unevenly, overeats, or eats irritating food, such as being too cold or overheated.

3. Common infections such as canine parvovirus, canine infectious hepatitis and coronavirus can cause diarrhea in Border Collies.

4. Food quality is poor. Food is too cold in winter and food is stored for too long in summer and becomes rancid. If the border sheep eats it, it will cause gastrointestinal diseases and diarrhea.