What should I do if my dog ​​is sick in autumn?

Dogs in autumn are most likely to have gastrointestinal problems, vomiting, diarrhea and other symptoms. Unclean diet and incomplete nutrition can lead to the recurrence of original chronic gastrointestinal diseases or induce new ones. Digestive system diseases, especially in elderly pets, whose body functions gradually decline and cannot adapt to external changes in a timely manner, are prone to diarrhea or constipation and other problems. In particular, some owners think that food will not spoil easily when the weather is cold (some foods that appear to be intact have actually spoiled, so they feed them to dogs in a daze. They should pay attention to keeping warm and cold-proof and have balanced nutrition, and get vaccinated on time. If you have fever symptoms, you should seek medical attention immediately. Do not delay and self-medicate.

How to prevent dogs from getting sick in autumn

1. Pay attention to keeping warm, add warm items to the kennel, and avoid placing it in the wind.
2. Regularly deworm and immunize.
3. Do not bathe frequently, only once every half a month to a month; blow dry immediately after bathing to avoid catching cold.
4. Maintain a moderate amount of exercise, go out and bask in the sun every day, and guide your dog to exercise more to strengthen his body.
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