Dog Sick Veterinarian and Experienced Answers !!

I'm a veterinarian, don't worry, don't pay too much attention to some small problems, as long as you eat and drink normally, it's fine, there is no need to take injections and medicines, it needs to adapt to the new environment, and the vaccine will wait for him to be normal! I can't eat, I can drink water, it's fine, it's diarrhea because you feed something different from what he ate before, it's not adaptable, you go to the pet hospital, they will slaughter you fiercely! Look at whether the nose is dry, it may be a fever, just take some antipyretic medicine for people, be sure to give it more water!

If you can't drink it, you can use a needle to fill it with a little bit from your mouth!

Dogs bought back from the dog market, I think you should go to the pet hospital for a comprehensive physical examination, the vaccine must be re-shot, really, the dog dealers in the dog market are very dark, usually sell sick dogs, even if there is no sick dog is malnourished! (And it won't be vaccinated!!) I was deeply affected by it, my dog was small on the first day he bought it, but fortunately he was rescued in time!

Does it spit out Is it badly pulled and what color is it? If you smell it, it is not fishy If it is recommended that you test the parvo first, if it is not small, it may be just ordinary gastroenteritis If you don't drink water, the pull is serious, then you must have an infusion, or you will be dehydrated.

Do you see if it has a fever The normal body temperature is 38-39 degrees If you always take antipyretic medicine above the degree, don't eat it all the time, you can also stuff it with an antipyretic suppository, which is sold in pharmacies.

You'll have to wait until it's completely fine.

1. The bugs on your dog's body should be ticks, which are ectoparasites belonging to the spider family. Although it belongs to the spider family, its appearance and form are different from the common spiders. The appearance of the lice is quite similar to brown soybeans, and the color is darker after sucking blood, so it is commonly known as dog beans.

TicksTicks are the second largest spreaders of disease in nature after mosquitoes. They feed on the blood of other animals and parasitize on their hosts, including humans. Cleaning up ticks is a hassle and must be done with extreme care, as reckless actions can easily leave the head of the tick in the ** and lead to a serious infection.

2. The small bumps on the dog's body are also caused by ticks.

3. Don't often use sulfur soap to bathe the dog, which will cause the dog to be too dry and cause different degrees of dermatitis.

4. Solution: (The second method is recommended, the dog is not so painful).

Manual purge. b When removing the tick, it is necessary to pay attention to the removal of its mouthparts, and the mouthparts of the tick will form pus if they remain in the dog's **.

Spray removal. c Spraying flea repellent insecticides can kill ticks. Note that if you wait for the tick to be removed the next day after it dies, you will not leave your mouthparts in **.

1. That kind of insect is called a tick, give you a **, you compare. Ticks are parasites, sucking blood, that thing can't be pulled out hard, you have to use a kind of curved forceps, and it is easy to burn the dog's fur with fire, give you a way, give it a Chinese medicine bath, you can go to the Chinese medicine store to buy Chinese medicine that specializes in ticks.

2. The method is the above, you can also rub dermatitis flat, iodophor, chloramphenicol ointment.

3. It's a tick!

4. You can use sulfur soap, preferably in a Chinese medicine bath, which can be *** at all!!

5. You don't need to see a doctor, some minor diseases can be done by yourself! But beware, ticks are contagious! Don't parasitize on people! It's best not to touch your dog too much lately.

1.We call that bug a cow bien, and it sucks blood. It's better to catch it, I'm going to stone it, it's kind of cruel!!

2.Many dogs have this symptom, at least the ones in our family. I don't care about them, and they're still having a good time. As for **, I didn't think about it at all. (I suddenly feel a little pitiful for our dog).

3.？？I don't understand.

4.When I bathe my dog, in addition to using shampoo or something like that (I don't know if I can use it on the dog, I use it), another thing is to buy a small bottle of yellow potion that is specially designed to remove fleas from the dog, and a bottle seems to come in one piece.

5.My dog has never seen a doctor, no matter how sick or whatever, he is treated with local methods. (Maybe it's a big life, it's here).

The scientific name of the dog bean is tick (pí), which attaches to the body of warm-blooded vertebrates and sucks blood, and is an important vector for many infectious diseases in humans and lower animals. Dog beans are usually parasitic in the grass, it is recommended not to go to places with trees, damp.

Solution: 1. You can apply alcohol to your body to make the dog's head relax or die. After a few minutes, remove the tick with pointed tweezers, clamp the tick from the side of the mouthpart, and pull it quickly to remove the tick.

2. The infected local flea spray can be sprayed, and the dog beans will die, and they can be removed the next day. Keep the area clean by applying flea spray regularly in infested areas. 3. The "dog beans" biting on the ** should not be forcibly removed, you can drop a drop of iodine tincture, alcohol or ether on it, or use a cigarette to roast it, so that the "dog beans" will be automatically removed.

4.Apply soapy water or sodium bicarbonate to the wound area, which has the effect of relieving pain and reducing swelling.

Although you said don't go to the veterinarian, I still have to say, because since you want to raise it, you have the obligation to let it be healthy and alive, if you don't have enough psychological preparation, then don't raise it, and you're afraid of spending money if you raise it, what would you think if you were it? That's fate!!

Uh, I said how long have you been having a dog

1. That kind of bug is dog lice

It's made by the worm mentioned in 1, and you usually just need to get rid of the bug.4 I haven't tried it

I can only answer one question, 1That's a cow tick, so you should prevent it in the future, rub the ointment more, and use flea shower gel when bathing. I don't know very much, since you can't see a veterinarian, I advise you to go to the dog network, dog people network or something pet ** to ask, there are many dogs there, and some people understand it very well.

You can use a shower gel to remove mites and fleas to bathe him, dry his hair after washing, and observe him for a few days and take some anti-inflammatory drugs. As for dermatitis, if you think it works, you can wipe it less.

I can't name it, but it's a terrible bug, poisonous.

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It's possible that your dog has contracted a mouth disease!

As the saying goes, "illness comes from the mouth", and dogs are no exception. According to a survey, pet oral diseases account for 20% of digestive diseases, while indirect cases can reach 60%. Oral diseases mainly include "oral mucosal inflammation, tooth bleeding and swelling, gingivitis, periodontitis, alveolar abscess" and other diseases, and the occurrence of these diseases is related to the owner's lack of attention to the dog's oral hygiene, and the specific care methods are as follows:

1.From 6 months of age, brush your dog's teeth 2-3 times a week. First, take a strip of gauze dipped in a little normal saline and wrap it around the index finger, and wipe the dog's gums and teeth in turn, with a light action to avoid damaging the gums; Once your dog is used to it, brush it with a little toothpaste.

The above operation can last for 2 weeks, and after the dog is fully acclimated, brush it with a canine toothbrush for the best results.

2.Don't give your dog too many sweets, such as chocolate, sugar, etc. It can be fed a variety of biting bones such as vegetable sticks, which can not only exercise the bite force of the dog's teeth, but also play a role in cleaning up tartar and tartar.

3.If mouth ulcers, red and swollen gums occur, it can be cleaned with warm saline and rubbed with iodine glycerin or antibiotics, and if the lesions are severe, antibiotics should be applied**.

4.Frequent supplementation with some vitamin B drugs can effectively reduce the incidence of dogs.

In this case, it is best not to ask online. Hurry to the hospital for a check-up.

Don't go to the hospital yet, you can't delay.

I'll give you an address, you can consult a veterinarian first.