My dog is more than two months old, diarrhea, with a little blood, what should I do if he is not in

Diarrhea with blood Most likely it may be canine parvovirus enteritis, and it is best to go to the pet hospital immediately**.

The disease with a high mortality rate in puppies is too late to be saved.

The dog has diarrhea and blood, but the spirit is very good, and it needs to be checked first, and then the symptoms should be taken.

Clause. 1. Diarrhea and blood caused by foreign body blockage generally require surgery to remove the foreign body.

Clause. 2. If you have diarrhea and blood caused by infectious diseases, you should take it to the pet hospital for infusion** and monoclonal antibody and interferon antiviral, and stop pulling and stopping bleeding at the same time.

Clause. 3. For simple acute gastroenteritis, you can take anti-inflammatory drugs and probiotics.

Eating habits of dogs:

Dogs are omnivores, and when feeding, they need to prepare more animal protein in the feed, supplemented by vegetarian ingredients, to ensure the normal development and health of the dog. Dogs sometimes eat grass, but eat very little, and occasionally vomit, dogs eat grass not to satisfy hunger, but to clear the stomach, mainly because of the unique structure of the dog's stomach.

The stomach of a dog is large, accounting for about 2 3 of the abdominal cavity, while the intestine is very short, accounting for about 1 3 of the abdominal cavity, so dogs basically use the stomach to digest food and absorb nutrients, and it is easy to digest meat food, and it is not easy to digest things with "tendons" such as leaves, grass, etc. Dogs are omnivores, and they can survive on foods such as vegetables and grains when life is difficult.

This type of diet of typical wild carnivores comes from the stomach contents of the herbivores they catch. In addition, scientists have found that for conditions such as dog sledding in Iditarod in Alaska and other similar situations of extreme stress, high-protein foods (high meat consumption) can help prevent muscle tissue damage.

Dogs love to gnaw on bones. This is also the habit left by biting prey in the original environment. We have to give it some bones often when feeding.

Remember: do not use poultry bones, as this may puncture the dog's stomach). Dogs generally have varying degrees of habit of feeding on human and their own feces.

Dogs with diarrhea and blood can be mentally normal, which may be caused by indigestion, colds or parasitic infections. You can feed the dog some probiotics, pay attention to keeping warm, and buy some anthelmintic medicine for it if there are parasites. Indigestion caused by sudden food changes, overeating, eating the wrong food, etc., may cause the dog to have diarrhea and blood and be mentally normal.

As long as the dog's spirit is very good, there is usually no big problem, and the dog can be fed an appropriate amount of probiotics to regulate the stomach.

If the dog has a cold and cold, it will also have diarrhea and blood but be in normal spirit. At this time, pay attention to keeping the dog warm and add a small quilt to the kennel to create a warm environment, especially when the dog sleeps at night. At the same time, feed your dog plenty of warm water.

The presence of parasitic infections in the gastrointestinal tract will also cause the dog to have diarrhea and blood, but the spirit is very good, and the dog with worms in the body may pull out the stool with worms, so it should be observed. When the dog has worms in the stomach, it is enough to feed it some anthelmintic medicine.

The dog has diarrhea and blood but is in a good mental state, indicating that the symptoms of the disease are not too serious, it is recommended to take it to the pet hospital for further examination and **, timely anti-inflammatory and sterilization, and kill internal parasites. The dog has diarrhea and blood but is in a good mental state, indicating that the symptoms of the disease are not too serious, but it also needs to be taken to the pet hospital for further examination in time. First of all, depending on the dog's clinical signs, there is a high possibility of bloody stools caused by parasitic infection.

The type of parasite infection in the dog can be identified through fecal examination and dewormed reasonably. Secondly, it may also be caused by serious diseases such as hemorrhagic enteritis and parvo.

If the puppy has diarrhea and blood in the stool, it means that the disease is more serious, and the reason why the puppy's spirit has not been affected may be related to the reason why the puppy's foundation is better. It is recommended to take it to the pet hospital for further examination and ** in time to avoid delaying the condition. The causes of the above symptoms in puppies are first considered to be viral infectious diseases such as canine parvo, and the clinical manifestations of such diseases include vomiting, diarrhea, and bloody stools, which are similar to ketchup.

Second, consider intestinal bleeding caused by bacterial, parasitic infections. In view of this situation, it is generally necessary to control the related infections in time, such as timely anti-inflammatory and sterilization, and the removal of internal parasites. Finally, it is also possible that the puppy has accidentally ingested some sharp foreign body that causes intestinal bleeding.