Can the dog be saved from dehydration, and can the puppy be saved from severe dehydration?

Isn't it possible to get infusions in your hospital?

As long as you check the Internet, you know that parvovirus gastroenteritis must stop eating and drinking, and pouring rehydration fluids into the stomach like that will only make the dog vomit more!!

Parvovirus gastroenteritis is necessary to have an infusion because the infusion will not only allow the drug to enter the body more quickly and effectively, but also replenish the dog's body fluids and energy, so that the dog does not become dehydrated.

Parvovirus has a very high rate at present, and it can basically be cured as long as it is timely. But if it's like the best method of the hospital in your home, you won't be able to survive a few.

It's better to find a better hospital to give it an infusion**!

The rehydration water is injected directly into the blood vessels, how can it be spit out?

If your dog refuses to eat, then it will be a big trouble, you now try to give him as much water as possible, don't let him become dehydrated, even if he vomits, continue to feed, more or less can drink a little, remember to go to the supermarket to buy some baby and toddler glucose powder with water to him and, to give him the most basic energy in the body, because the puppy does not eat physical strength, it is difficult to get better!

Vitamins are useless, they are water-soluble and difficult to be absorbed directly, or glucose is better.

Give your dog glucose water

Intramuscular antibody, intravenous saline to replenish body fluids, plus Pioneer V, Decotion, B6.

Just spit, don't pull? If you vomit, be sure to abstain from food and water! My son had to work for four months, and he didn't feed a mouthful of water or food for eight days.

It seems that the doctor's qualification level is limited, so you can try to change to another reputable hospital.

Pay attention to keep warm, when the dog is sick, the resistance is very low, be sure to keep warm!

Good luck to the dog**!

Let's look at another doctor, I think this doctor is unreliable, the rehydration depends on intravenous infusion, and he has to be fasted from water and food during his illness, and he can't even drink water. I wanted to give up after only two days of treatment, and the doctor didn't seem to understand much. In addition, after she fully recovers, she must take her to get vaccinated, parvo is a contagious virus, no matter how good she eats, it cannot be prevented, and she must rely on vaccines.

Don't give her anything to eat and drink anymore, eating and drinking can cause vomiting and diarrhea, diarrhea causes dehydration, and dehydration is the main cause of death in parvo.

It can be maintained by rehydration, and my dog doesn't want to eat anything during her illness, and she doesn't eat when she feeds her.

Will it be broken, pigs and dogs will be thin Now that it has been diagnosed, it can only be handed over to the doctor for processing, what you can do is to talk to it more, encourage and support it, it will be useful

Severe dehydration of the puppy may be saved, but the owner must immediately take the puppy to the doctor for intravenous fluids**. For slightly dehydrated puppies, you can take a little diluted salt of glucose water for hydration, about 10 ml each time, every two hours. To determine whether the puppy is dehydrated, you can gently pinch its back** and observe whether it returns quickly.

When the puppy is severely dehydrated and has a great danger to life, it must be immediately given intravenous infusion**, without delay, and then according to the cause of the puppy dehydration**, such as the puppy frequent vomiting, diarrhea caused by dehydration, need to stop vomiting and diarrhea, and at the same time supplement glucose, saline and other fluids. Therefore, the puppy can be saved if it is severely dehydrated, and the owner can only save it if he takes it to the doctor as soon as possible.

After the dog is dehydrated, there will be **flaccid symptoms, so to judge whether the dog is dehydrated, the owner can gently pinch its back**. When the ** of the back does not return to its original state quickly, it means that the dog is likely to have been dehydrated and dusted, and the owner must replenish the dog's water in time.

If the puppy is slightly dehydrated, the owner can feed it to drink dextrose water diluted with a little salt, and if the puppy cannot drink, use a needle-free syringe to slowly inject it into its mouth, about 10 ml each time, and feed it every two hours or so. At the same time, pay attention to let the pet dog rest well, avoid too much exercise and eat too dry food.

** method of dehydration in dogs.

1. Rehydration: Sick dogs often die due to dehydration, so rehydration is the main measure to treat the disease, should be based on the degree of dehydration and general condition of the dog, determine the required ingredients and the amount of rehydration, generally intravenous rehydration 60 ml kg body weight.

2. Intravenous fluids:

1) 5-40 ml of 25% glucose solution, 10-10 ml of vitamin C2, 5-20 ml of energy mixture, a slow intravenous infusion, 1-2 times a day.

2) 50-500 ml of 5% sugar salt, vitamin C2-10 ml, adenosine triphosphate (ATP) injection, ml, 50-100 ml of 5% sodium bicarbonate, etc.

3. Oral rehydration method: when the dog does not eat, the heart rate is fast, if there is no vomiting, and there is an appetite or desire to drink, oral rehydration salts, sodium chloride grams, sodium bicarbonate grams, potassium chloride grams, glucose 20 grams, add 1000 ml of water, and let the dog drink freely to resell or deep enema.

4. Antibacterial and anti-inflammatory: all kinds of broad-spectrum antibiotics can be used, but do not use them for a long time to prevent the imbalance of normal intestinal flora, but delay the recovery of intestinal digestive function.

5. Antiemetic: If the dog has been vomiting frequently and abnormal physiological vomiting, you can give the dog a pet probiotic source to stop vomiting in time. So as not to cause dehydration in the dog.

1. Causes of dehydration in dogs.

1. The food fed is too salty or too spicy to cause the dog to become dehydrated.

2. Dehydration caused by insufficient daily water intake of dogs.

3. Other diseases such as diarrhea, vomiting, fever, ulcers and other diseases in dogs will cause dehydration.

4. Long-term strenuous exercise, long-term exposure to the sun.

2. Symptoms of dehydration in dogs.

1. Weakness of limbs, loose coat, and swelling of the eyes in severe cases. Dehydration due to frequent diarrhea requires fluid replacement as soon as possible.

2. Hair removal, poor spirit, dark coat color.

3. The dog's appetite is lost or has been abolished.

4. The dog's nose and foot pads are dry.

The way to identify dehydration in dogs is to check the wetness of the oral mucosa. If the oral mucosa is unusually dry, special attention should be paid to adequate hydration.

When a dog is dehydrated, there are generally the following:

1. Dehydrated dogs' eyes lack moisture and look a little sunken. One of the most common symptoms of dehydration in dogs is kidney failure.

2. When the dog's fluid intake is insufficient, its gums will look drier than normal.

3. Determine whether you are dehydrated by compressing the gums and looking at the speed at which the capillaries refill. If the shiatsu does not return to a healthy red color right away, it is a sign of dehydration.

4. The nose of a healthy dog is normally wet. But when your nose gets dry, it can be a sign of dehydration. Checking your dog's nose frequently for wetness can help tell if it's dehydrated.

5. When gently squeezing or lifting the dog's **, when the animal is dehydrated, the squeezed place will leave wrinkles and take an unusually long time to return to its natural state.

Summary. Hello dear, the dog is dehydrated and rehydrated to the dog Song to the hospital in time.

Hello. Hello dear, the dog is dehydrated and rehydrated to the dog Song to the hospital in time.

If you don't go to the pet hospital with caution, feed glucose water, the dog is slightly dehydrated, and you can feed a small amount of streptoglucose water to supplement sugar; Feeding drugs, if it is dehydration caused by diarrhea and vomiting, the dog can be fed probiotics to regulate the stomach; Intravenous injection, if the dehydration is severe, the dog needs to be taken to the hospital, put a retention needle in the body, and use intravenous fluids**.

Excuse me, Bichon Frise has been vomiting for a long time, he used to vomit yellow water, now he vomits food, he pooped last night, and he has been a little lacking in energy recently, and he doesn't come out to greet him.

Dogs are slightly dehydrated, such as lack of energy and physical weakness, only need to replenish the crude base of water skin in time, but if your dog has shown serious symptoms of dehydration, such as loss of consciousness and coma, it is recommended to go to the hospital to ask for a stool to slow down the life**.

When a dog has diarrhea, its body will eat a lot of water. The causes of diarrhea in dogs include dietary changes, food intolerance, bacterial and viral infections, accidental elimination of foreign bodies, parasites, stress, etc. For puppies, the most common causes are dietary and stress issues.

The resistance and digestion of puppies are much weaker than those of adult dogs, and it is easy to have diarrhea if they eat food that is not easy to digest and unclean things. The stress is mainly when the puppy is just brought home, they are still very new to the new environment, and they are prone to anxiety, which in turn leads to diarrhea.

Early signs of dehydration in dogs are dry nasal mucosa, gums and tongue that are sticky rather than moist, and saliva that becomes sticky. When dehydration becomes severe, there will also be a loss of elasticity, and it cannot be restored after pulling. Generally speaking, when the dog's dehydration reaches 7%-8%, the grinding wheel will slowly retract, but when the dehydration reaches 10% or more, it will not recover or return to its original shape.

In addition to **, if you press the dog's gums, but the blood color cannot be restored immediately, and it appears white, it means that the dog also has signs of dehydration.

When the dog's dehydration reaches moderate or severe, it is not something that the owner can solve, and it should be sent to the pet hospital in time**. When the dog is severely dehydrated, the electrolytes in the blood are seriously deficient, so in order to restore the electrolytes in the dog's blood to normal, the doctor will give the dog an infusion**. If the situation is very slight, the owner only needs to let the dog rehydrate in time.

If the dog is willing to drink water, it can replenish 6% of the lost water in about an hour.

Dehydration in dogs is a very common physical condition, and if not treated in time, it may lead to serious problems such as fainting and shock. Therefore, dog owners need to detect the symptoms of dehydration in their dogs in time and take corresponding measures. Here are some ways to help your dog relieve dehydration symptoms:

1.Check if your dog is dehydrated.

The dog's dehydration is obvious, and the owner only needs to observe the symptoms of dry mouth, decreased urine output, and dry mucous membranes. In addition, gently pull up the dog's **, if the **recovery is slow, it means that the dog is already in a state of dehydration.

2.Hydrate.

In the case of dehydration in dogs, it is important to rehydrate your dog in time. Dogs can be given warm water or saline fluids, or they can be allowed to drink more water or eat foods with higher water content.

3.Suspend food intake.

In the case of dehydration, the dog's food intake should be suspended, as the dog's digestive system can have problems when dehydrated, which may cause indigestion or vomiting.

4.Seek a diagnosis and**.

If the dog's dehydration symptoms are more serious, or accompanied by other physical symptoms, you need to seek help from a veterinary hospital immediately, and you should be careful to diagnose and **.

In short, dog dehydration is very dangerous, and the owner must take measures in time to avoid subsequent dangers when he finds that the dog is dehydrated. During the ** period, the owner should maintain patience and confidence to help the dog recover as soon as possible.