1. Arrange an environment suitable for rest

Human beings are sick and need more rest. Dogs are no exception. Preparing a place for the dog to rest where it feels comfortable and secure is the first thing an owner should do for a sick dog.

The bed where your dog usually sleeps is of course the best place. However, if the dog likes to lie down and sleep anywhere, the owner can give the dog a resting corner with a piece of clothing that has its own scent, a mat that the dog likes to lie on, or toys that the dog likes to play with. This will allow your dog to rest peacefully and grounded.

2. Adequate drinking water

There must be sufficient clean drinking water wherever the dog can reach it. Water can promote the elimination of harmful substances from the body. If your dog doesn’t like to drink water, you can encourage it to drink water by bringing it in front of it, or you can fill a syringe with water and pour some water into your dog’s teeth.

　3. Promote appetite

Find ways to get your dog to eat more and increase his appetite. Eat small, frequent meals every day and eat something easy to digest. You don’t have to let your dog eat only dog ​​food during this time.

Rice or steamed buns are easier to digest than dog food. Add some chicken or chicken soup appropriately to make the rice smell more fragrant and increase the dog's appetite.

Let me explain something here: Dogs’ sense of taste is not very good. Whether something is delicious depends largely on their nose. For dogs, the smell of food is more important than the taste of food.

　4. Proper exercise

Take your dog for a walk outside to let him breathe fresh air and exercise. When dogs see the colorful world outside, they will have a desire to restore their health.

　5. Others

(1) Groom and comb the dog frequently; (2) Pet the dog more and show concern for it; (3) Help the dog in time when it needs help; (4) If the dog maintains a long-term Posture, its posture can be changed artificially.