Dogs have diarrhea and brown mud

1. Digestive intestinal system diseases

If a dog suffers from digestive system problems, such as gastritis and enteritis, it will cause diarrhea and excrement will also appear yellowish-brown. This is because pathogens or inflammation destroy the intestinal mucosa, affecting the dog's digestion and absorption and water balance. Intestinal disorders and functional depletion are also one of the important reasons. If the dog experiences various possibilities such as stress, tension, pain, and drug side effects, it will cause damage to the function of the intestinal mucosa and weaken the contraction of the intestinal wall, which will affect normal absorption and excretion. The diarrhea caused by it may also appear yellowish-brown muddy.

In this case, in addition to following the treatment course specified by the veterinary recommendations, it is necessary to pay close attention to the dog's dietary environment and avoid dogs eating grass or garbage as much as possible. High-quality pet food should be used to increase the amount of cellulose and protein intake of dogs to restore normal intestinal function. In addition, moisturizing and antidiarrhea drugs are also a way to treat diarrhea and can be appropriately given during the treatment process.

2. Dietary problems

This phenomenon may also be caused by dietary problems. When dogs consume excessive oily or high-fat foods, it will affect their normal digestion and absorption capacity, which will lead to diarrhea or diarrhea, and excrement will usually be yellowish-brown muddy.

3. Environmental impact

If a dog is traveling or traveling outside, and may eat different foods than usual or sniff around, and is infected with bacteria, pathogens or other harmful substances in these sniffs, it is easy to cause gastrointestinal problems, resulting in diarrhea and thus the phenomenon of yellowish-brown mud-like excrement.