Causes of too thin horses and dogs

There are many reasons why horses and dogs are too thin. It may be because the owner's nutritional supplements are not timely enough during the growth period, resulting in horses and dogs being too thin. It may also be due to genetics. This problem is related to the parents of the horse and dog, or it may be morbid thinness caused by parasites in the body. Timely treatment is the key.

Growth period:

Horses and dogs will have different symptoms in each growth period, especially in the stage of rapid growth and development. At this time, the dog looks very thin. But thinness is not necessarily unhealthy. As long as parents can clearly feel the dog's ribs and muscles, it means that the dog is not pathologically thin and there is no need to worry and no treatment is needed.

Gene:

Some dogs are congenitally thin, and this is related to the dog’s parents. No matter how much nutrition you eat and how well you eat, your dog will not get fat. This cannot be changed tomorrow.

Morbidly thin:

The reason why horses and dogs are morbidly thin may be because there are parasites in the body. Such dogs will become very thin. The situation is also relatively common, and it may be caused by an abnormal digestive system that causes the body to be thin. The owner needs to nourish the stomach of the horse and dog, and at the same time, he should also supplement a large amount of nutrition.

Malnutrition:

It is also common for dogs to become too thin due to malnutrition. It usually occurs in dogs who often eat leftovers. Owners need to improve this. If you have bad habits, you must use professional dog food for your dog. If you really want to give homemade dog food to your horse and dog, you must be careful not to eat leftovers, and you must add less salt.