In the early stage of ascites in a dog, his body will have local swelling, his spirit will be a little listless, his appetite will not be very good, his body temperature will gradually increase, and he will feel pain when touched, and then his abdomen will It will gradually become larger and you can also experience the feeling of fluctuation.

Just after the abscess matures, the skin will begin to thin, some hair around it will fall off, and a small amount of exudate will be seen. Then the abscess will fester. If it is not treated in time, Or if the method is wrong, the chance of death is still quite high.

Treatment methods for dog ascites:

1. Find out the cause

There is no folk prescription for treating dog ascites. To treat canine ascites, you must first understand the cause of canine ascites. Canine ascites can be divided into exudative and leaky types, which are caused by different primary diseases. Based on the type of ascites, you can determine what disease your dog has and then treat it.

2. Puncture and release fluid

When the dog's ascites is very severe and the entire stomach is round, puncture and drainage should be performed at the lowest point of the dog's abdominal wall. The one-time release should not be too large, otherwise the dog will collapse, possibly leading to shock and death.

3. More meat and less water

In the process of treating ascites, you must not give your dog too much water, otherwise it will aggravate the condition. During this time, dogs should only eat high-protein foods such as cooked chicken breasts and salmon. Giving your dog some diuretics, such as furosemide tablets, and taking them according to the instructions can also speed up the healing of your dog’s ascites.