My dog is dying, what should I do if my dog dies

It is best to go to a large pet hospital and don't feed yourself with medicine.

It's more reassuring to press and check!

Gastroenteritis cannot be ruled out.

Go to a regular pet hospital to check.

Steamed buns, instant noodles, your dog eats this??! Dogs that I know are carnivores, they only eat meat, you can try to feed it pork liver, boiled in plain water, with less salt and a little bit. You can try it, whether it eats it or not, or you can buy it cooked liver sold outside, and if it doesn't work, you can take it to the pet hospital.

I really haven't heard that dogs don't eat pork liver, instant noodles, and steamed buns.

You try ham sausage and other meats.

It's also very likely that you call its original owner over to take a look, perhaps because you don't adapt to the new environment and miss the original owner!

It is highly recommended to visit the pet hospital!

It is recommended that you take your dog to the pet hospital!

The duck liver is cool, so it is recommended not to feed it during this time! Let's take it with you!

Recently, my puppy is also sick, it is a calcium deficiency, take her to see an animal doctor, (the hospital is regular) the doctor told me, dogs should not eat chicken liver, eating chicken liver will cause calcium loss, but also cause a lot of diseases, so, must not feed the dog to eat chicken liver.

Go see a specialist estimated to be gastroenteritis.

The dog's illness cannot be solved by netizens alone, so take it to a regular veterinarian to have a look. After all, this is the most formal and effective method.

When the dog dies of natural causes, the owner can bury the body away from the water source. And if the family dog dies of disease, the owner had better send the body to a pet funeral home for cremation. In addition, the owner can also contact the local animal prison and hand over the body to them for professional disposal.

If the dog dies of natural age, rather than disease, the owner can bury it in the soil and put it in the ground. However, in order to prevent the dog's corpse from spreading bacteria and viruses and polluting the environment, it is best for the owner to bury the pet dog away from wells, streams, rivers, at least 100 meters away from these places, and at least 1 meter from the ground.

For pet dogs that die of disease, it is best for owners to contact a pet funeral home for cremation, which can prevent the pet dog from spreading germs. The cremation ashes of the dog can be placed at home, or sent to a pet cemetery, or buried near the home.

In addition to the above two methods, if the owner really does not know how to deal with it, he can also contact the local animal prison or pet corpse disposal center to hand over the dog's carcass to them and let them handle it professionally. When processing, the owner can also be aside** to send the dog on the last ride.