What to do if the puppy has been turning over his intestines for seven days

Rehydration** replenishes the lack of water in the body due to vomiting and diarrhea, and regulates the acid-base balance. Antidiarrheal, antiemetic, gastrointestinal conditioning, antiviral drug ribavirin, transfer factor or immunoglobulin adjuvant**.

The likelihood of administering medication in the current state is very low. It is still necessary to go to a professional pet hospital for treatment.

Eight months old, it shouldn't be difficult to get through it, you really haven't met a good doctor.

At the time of my dog's intestines, he was only 2 months old, only 4 pounds, and I kept handing it over to the doctor, and I don't know exactly what kind of medicine was used, but at least I knew a little.

You're going to give him a small monoclonal antibody, which is the best, and then continue to reduce inflammation and give him saline to stay alive.

However, if you take antidiarrheal and antiemetic medicine, this hospital should have it, I remember that my dog was still taking serum at that time.

A good doctor will have his own small set of plans, and it is impossible to say that he does not know anything, otherwise he is a quack.

And don't feed it to it, I've never heard that eating eggs is good, and you must be strict in fasting, because if you eat it, you will vomit out, and it will be more damaging to the stomach and intestines.

Anti-inflammatory: Inject saline to sustain life.

Serum injection. Interferon, fasting and water, 3-7 days is about the same, and you must remember to get vaccinated after you are well.

My dog is four months old, 25 pounds, good in the morning, vomiting and diarrhea in the afternoon, the next day to check the fine, start **, now seven days, every day in the infusion and injection, spend more than 1,000 a day, but no obvious effect, it feels like maintaining a few days of life, I don't know what to do now.

Why is this still the case after 8 months? Didn't you just do it when you were a kid?

The dog turns the intestines is suffering from canine parvovirus, to first give the dog fasting and water, avoid vomiting and diarrhea, and then take the dog to the hospital in time for treatment, under the guidance of the veterinarian to help the dog recover. If there are other dogs in the house, isolate them in time, and clean and disinfect the whole house to avoid reinfection. The first thing to do is to fasting the dog from food and water, so that the dog can stop vomiting and diarrhea.

During the ** period, if the dog no longer vomits and diarrhea, it is necessary to supplement the dog with nutrients and water in time to prevent the dog from becoming dehydrated. The dog can be fitted with an indwelling needle and then given glucose and saline.

If you don't know what to do if the dog turns over the intestines, then you must take the dog to the hospital for treatment in time and follow the guidance of the veterinarian for conditioning and maintenance. Don't have a fluke mentality, thinking that the dog can survive the disease, if the best ** period is delayed, it will be fatal to the dog.

In addition to isolation, the entire residence needs to be fully disinfected after the dog turns its intestines. Especially in places where dogs often stay, kennels, clothes, toys and daily necessities must be strictly disinfected, and they can also be discarded and replaced directly to avoid the dog being infected again after getting sick.