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It may be that you have eaten too much, or it is enteritis, and your eyes are on fire when you are watery, and you can't eat too salty.

If there is heat in the body that causes the eyes to water, go to the pet hospital and ask the pharmacist to buy some medicine and come back for it to eat! My dog used to be like that too!

There are many reasons for dog diarrhea:1If this is the case, stop eating for a day, feed a tablet of oxytetracycline or lactobacillus, if you are afraid that the dog is hungry, you can feed a little sugar water, and observe that if you do not diarrhea or vomiting for a day, you can eat normally.

But be careful not to overfeed it, especially not to eat greasy. 2.Enteritis or parvovirus will have diarrhea, if you stop eating for a day and there is no effect, you should go to the pet store for examination.

As for what you said you can eat, generally dogs just eat too much and cause diarrhea will not affect their appetite, but if it is enteritis or parvo, their appetite is a little zombie. There are even many dogs who still have an appetite after three or four days of parvo, and you should take it lightly.

Dogs shed tears, usually eaten more salty or a little hot. It doesn't matter if his tears are transparent in color and he doesn't have eye droppings or the eye droppings are transparent in color. However, if the color of the eye droppings is blue-green, you should take it to the hospital to check for canine plague.

It's good to eat, but it's because you drink too much water? Drink less water, pay attention to keeping warm, it's okay to shed tears, the dog's sweat is flowing from the eyes, just wipe the dog! Hopefully

Dogs have diarrhea, do not eat, and have no energy, depending on the condition, take antiviral drugs, levamisole or ivermectin, and drugs that inhibit pancreatic enzyme secretion.

The specific medication should be determined based on the results of laboratory tests. Young dogs are prone to diarrhea ** viral enteritis, such as parvovirus, coronavirus, the use of monoclonal antibody or serum, interferon and other antiviral drugs, antibiotics to control secondary infection. For indigestion, oral probiotics can be taken to regulate the stomach and intestines, and diarrhea caused by parasites should first determine which kind of parasite it is, and then choose the corresponding anthelmintic drugs**, such as levamisole or ivermectin should be used for roundworms, and sulfonamides or totrizulil should be used for coccidia.

Chronic pancreatitis mainly occurs in middle-aged and elderly dogs, drugs that inhibit pancreatic enzyme secretion should be used, and if it does not improve, it is recommended to seek medical attention in time** to avoid delaying the condition.