Dog prolapse cannot recover on its own. Dog prolapse cannot be recovered through the dog's own self-healing system. Although dog prolapse cannot recover on its own, other methods can be used to solve the problem of dog prolapse with the help of external forces. Once a dog has anal prolapse, it needs to be taken to a pet hospital immediately, where the vet will clean it and then stitch it back up.

Causes of anal prolapse in dogs:

1. The stool is too dry and hard, causing the dog to exert great force when defecating, resulting in anal prolapse.

2. Anal sphincter relaxation or anal dysplasia leads to anal prolapse. This includes female dogs in the midst of multiple births and dogs suffering from persistent coughs.

3. Caused by relaxation and insufficiency of the rectal submucosal tissue and anal sphincter.

4. Such symptoms will appear after prolonged diarrhea and enema with irritating drugs. Malnutrition and sudden changes in feed are also among the reasons.