Dogs are greedy and can eat, but they are very prone to gastrointestinal discomfort
Most dogs are very greedy and can eat them all. No matter what food their owners give them, they accept most of them as they please. Little do you know that eating too much or eating randomly will cause gastrointestinal discomfort in the dog and causing symptoms of nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. Gastrointestinal discomfort is the most common physical and mental health problem for dogs. If the owner wants to know how to treat it, he must first grasp how the dog will feel gastrointestinal discomfort so that it can treat it accordingly.
1. If a dog accidentally eats a foreign object, it will accidentally bite the toy in its mouth and swallow it. When the owner takes the dog out for a walk, it will also eat the ingredients, stones, and tree skills on the side of the road. No matter what foreign body it is, it may often cause the dog's esophagus and gastrointestinal obstruction, cause gastrointestinal discomfort, and even cause damage to human organs. After eating foreign objects, the following symptoms will occur: vomiting, weight loss, dryness loss, always wanting to sleep, diarrhea, and inability to urinate and defecate. It is best for the owner to teach the dog the order to "learn it" and to prevent dangerous goods while strolling.
If the dog often swallows toys, the owner should try not to buy toys that are too crisp and too soft. In addition, if the dog accidentally swallows foreign objects, the owner should contact the pet doctor immediately and tell whether he wants to vomit the dog, and then take it to the pet clinic for further inspection later.
2. Dogs are poisoned. Some things that people often eat are harmful to dogs, such as chocolate, onion, bubble gum, red glutinous rice, and garlic. Once a dog eats this ingredient and becomes poisoned, it will not only cause gastrointestinal discomfort, but will also harm the internal organs. If it is serious, it will also seriously endanger your life. Not only food ingredients, but some green plants, organic chemicals, and metal materials all poison dogs and cause gastrointestinal discomfort. In normal times, owners must put this harmful food, green plants and their organic chemicals in areas that the dog cannot touch.
3. Bacteria, virus infection and parasitic diseases
Many gastrointestinal bacteria, viral infections and intestinal parasites cause gastrointestinal discomfort in dogs, and cause nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, dryness, and always wanting to sleep. This pathogen will come from raw and untidy water resources, so the owner should boil the ingredients and prevent the dog from drinking outdoor water resources or drinking water. If the dog's gastrointestinal discomfort is caused by pathogens, the pet doctor will treat it symptomatically based on the actual type, such as prescribing some antibiotics and vaccination. In addition, the owner must remove insects from the dog's body on time, which can reasonably prevent intestinal parasites from intestinal infection.
4. Dog food suddenly changes
If the owner gives it one dog food for a long time and then suddenly changes to another, the dog will be unsuitable, which will cause gastrointestinal discomfort. The owner can gradually connect, first mix the two types of dog foods with a certain proportion, and then gradually change the proportion until the dog is completely integrated into the new dog food. For some dogs with very sensitive gastrointestinal tract, subtle changes in dietary matching will also cause the gastrointestinal system software to be confused, so the owner should prevent the dog from giving snacks indiscriminately.
In addition to the above four conditions, eating too fast can also cause gastrointestinal discomfort. The owner can reduce the portion size, increase the frequency of feeding, and give the dog's gastrointestinal tract sufficient time to digest and absorb. When the dog experiences gastrointestinal discomfort, the owner can pay attention to whether it has other symptoms and fuses the left and right reasons. If it is caused by foreign bodies, poisoning and their pathogens, the owner should take the dog to the pet clinic immediately to prevent the condition from being serious. Have you ever had gastrointestinal discomfort in your dog at home? How do you deal with it all?
