The 4 month old puppy, who has not eaten or drunk recently, always wants to poop, but it can t come

According to the symptoms, it is more likely to eat the wrong thing, I don't know if there are bones in the near future or the dog has the habit of turning over the trash can, if there is, you can consider catharsis first! Of course, if you have the conditions, it is best to go to a nearby hospital to check it out and make sure**.

1.If the dog can't urinate, or can only drop a few drops at a time, then the vast majority of the reason may be because the dog has urinary tract disorders.

2.At this time, the owner can not delay **time, and needs to be sent to the hospital in time**.

3.**The process is roughly as follows: the first blood test includes a complete blood test.

Blood gas, CRP and biochemistry mainly depend on the level of inflammation of the dog and whether the kidney function is normal.

4.Then give the dog a B-ultrasound.

Or take a dr and see if it's because of a stone.

The presence of crystals.

5.If the bladder is enlarged after the test, catheterization followed by fluids is required**.

6.If the dog has crystals and stones, you can choose to be conservative**, and you need to give the dog drugs to dissolve stones.

Summary. Hello dear, I'm happy to answer for you, my dog suddenly can't stand up, doesn't eat, and pulls blood What is the reason for this is because of gastroenteritis, or it may be caused by parasites, canine plague or parvovirus in the body. Blood in your dog's stool is usually caused by many reasons.

They are blood in the stool caused by constipation, acute enteritis caused by food, blood in the stool caused by viruses, eating red foods such as tomatoes and peppers, and blood in the stool caused by parasites.

My dog suddenly couldn't stand up, didn't eat, and pulled blood.

Hello dear, I'm happy to answer for you, my dog suddenly can't stand up, doesn't eat, and what is the reason for the blood This is because of gastroenteritis, or it may be caused by parasites, canine plague or parvovirus in the body. Blood in your dog's stool is usually caused by many reasons. They are blood in the stool caused by constipation, acute enteritis caused by food, blood in the stool caused by viruses, red foods such as tomatoes and peppers, and blood in the stool caused by parasites.

In this case, you can use the gastrointestinal treasure for the dog to regulate the gastrointestinal tract and protect the stomach. When the dog's diarrhea is more severe, try to let the dog have an empty stomach, or feed less digestible food, so as not to increase the burden on the stomach. In addition, after the dog has diarrhea**, it is best to go to the pet hospital to do a fecal closed examination to check for coccidia, if infected with coccidia, it will also cause diarrhea and blood in the stool.

If the dog is found to have canine plague or parvomicryl after examination, pet owners should not worry about this situation, parvovirus will automatically form antibodies in the dog's body for 5-7 days, and what the owner should do is to send the pet to the nearest pet hospital as soon as possible**. In order to survive the virus outbreak and death, the tenancy is cracked. If none of the above is the case, it may be caused by gastrointestinal stress caused by deworming, or eating bones and scratching the stomach.

My dog is very unenergetic, can't stand up, pulls blood, and the blood is still very sticky.

Don't eat yet.

Hello This is gastroenteritis, and dogs with acute gastrointestinal inflammation will be listless, lose appetite, diarrhea, lead abdominal pain, and some dogs will have fever. The feces pulled out by the sick dog are mushy or watery, and the smell is difficult to smell. In severe cases, the dog will have blood in the stool.

What to do. Kiss Hello This condition requires infusions to correct dehydration and electrolyte imbalances, along with anti-inflammatory, antiemetic, and gastrointestinal protection.

But the dog couldn't move at all.

And began to attract flies.

You take it to the hospital and hang the water, kiss it.

This situation should be brought to the pet hospital as soon as possible.

Is it parvo or gastroenteritis?

Hello do you have a high fever?

Hello, no high fever, not parvo, gastroenteritis.

If the dog is small, it will begin to appear listless, have no base round strength, do not eat, with blood and other non-base hail symptoms, if the situation is serious, there will be a high fever, it is recommended to immediately isolate the dog and send it to the hospital** to avoid infection to other dogs.