Symptoms of gastrointestinal diseases in dogs

Diarrhea is caused by accelerated intestinal peristalsis, increased intestinal mucosal secretion and malabsorption. It is more common in intestinal diseases. Diarrhea is characterized by the discharge of unformed or liquid feces. It is a symptom of many diseases. Diarrhea in dog babies often leads to dehydration and death, so the disease must be treated as soon as possible.

Vomiting due to gastrointestinal disease in dogs

Dogs are prone to vomiting. Baby dogs stand out more. They may vomit when they eat too much food or eat something irritating. Vomiting is also a dog's self-protection phenomenon. Sometimes they will consciously go out and find weed to swallow, causing their stomachs to vomit. For vomiting and diarrhea, in addition to general treatments such as supplementing normal saline and antibiotic treatment, special attention should be paid to the dog's diet, eating less food and easily digestible food.

Causes of gastrointestinal diseases in dogs

There are many factors that cause gastrointestinal discomfort in dogs. For example, when dogs go out for walks and games, they often have the opportunity to accidentally ingest and be exposed. Insect eggs in the environment, these eggs will parasitize in the dog's body, or the dog accidentally eats moldy and rotten food, accidentally swallows foreign objects, long-term use of antibiotics, the intestinal flora is imbalanced, harmful bacteria increase, and the intestinal Infection or malnutrition can cause gastrointestinal discomfort.

How to treat gastrointestinal diseases in dogs

It is very important for dogs to eat small meals frequently. Feeding too much at one time will increase the burden on the dog’s stomach and easily cause indigestion, Vomit. If possible, adult dogs should be fed twice a day, and three times a day before 5 months old. If you cannot ensure that you feed your dog regularly, you must also control the amount each time. You cannot give it all the food for the day at once, and let it Being a little hungry is better for his stomach than being stuffed. Parents should be concerned about feeding as little dry and hard food as possible, which is very difficult to digest for dogs with poor gastrointestinal problems.