What are the reactions of dogs with small bowel obstruction?

There will be severe abdominal pain, lack of energy, loss of appetite, increased water intake, tension in the abdominal wall, refusal to touch the abdominal wall, increased vomiting in sick dogs, and even vomiting of fecal water-like substance, and fecal discharge will decrease or even stop.

Vomiting and absent bowel movements. The closer the obstruction is to the stomach, the more acute the vomiting and associated symptoms, and the more rapidly the course of the disease progresses.

Severe vomiting can cause significant symptoms of dehydration, and later vomit contains bile and intestinal contents.

A condition in which the contents of the digestive tract cannot pass through the intestine is called intestinal obstruction (intestinal obstruction). The main site of the disease is the small intestine. Mechanical obstruction of the small intestine or irreversible changes in the normal physiological position of the small intestine (intussusception, incarceration, torsion, etc.) cause severe abdominal pain, vomiting or shock in dogs.

The disease occurs rapidly and develops rapidly. For example, if the ** is not timely, the mortality rate is high.

Canine intestinal obstruction will have symptoms such as vomiting, dehydration, abdominal pain, increased body temperature and weakness, and should be sent to the pet hospital for X-ray diagnosis in time. After a dog is hospitalized for intestinal obstruction, surgery is usually performed to remove the blockage in the intestine.

Intestinal obstruction usually occurs when you don't eat, vomit, and don't have bowel movements.

The abdomen is swollen and the spirit is lethargic.

Vomiting and not being able to eat, because of a blockage in the digestive tract, not being able to eat, and definitely vomiting.

What are the symptoms of intestinal obstruction in dogs?

There are two causes of intestinal obstruction. Functional obstruction due to foreign body obstruction, intestinal spasm, or intestinal paralysis.

The most common clinical is foreign body obstruction, which is divided into two types, complete obstruction, incomplete obstruction, complete obstruction, food can not pass, can not go down, and the dog may vomit when entering food.

Depending on the location of the obstruction, the frequency of vomiting increases, and the vomit varies depending on the site of the obstruction.

Bloating, vomiting, stopping bowel movements.

1. Induce vomiting, if the intestinal obstruction time is short and the situation is not serious, you can induce vomiting of food in the dog's intestines to make the intestines unobstructed.

2. If the intestinal obstruction lasts for a long time and the condition is serious, surgery is required to avoid the threat to the dog's life.

Dog intestinal obstruction can not heal itself, intestinal obstruction for too long, easy to lead to the death of the dog, if you find that the dog can not eat food, abdominal pain, difficulty in defecation, saliva secretion, etc., to send to the hospital as soon as possible.

The clinical manifestations are intermittent abdominal pain, when the pain is presented, the sick dog presents abdominal pain symptoms, restlessness, and after 5-10 minutes, the sick dog is safe. After resting for a while, the pain flared up again, the ears of the sick dog, the nose was cold, the mouth was moist, the bowel sounds were continuous, the feces were frequent, and the feces were loose and soft. The course of the disease is short, it is easy to be treated in a timely manner, and sometimes it will be cured without treatment.

Then attached**: **The main thing is sedative and antispasmodic, commonly used analgin injection 2-4 ml, or atropine, according to the kilogram per kilogram intramuscular injection. After the abdominal pain disappears and the intestinal spasm is relieved, the treatment should be targeted.

If it is intestinal spasm caused by indigestion, in order to clear the stomach and intestines and regulate gastrointestinal function, laxatives are given before strengthening the stomach and intestines.

Because intestinal spasm is prone to intussusception, intestinal displacement, and volvulus, it should be given necessary attention. Early prevention of disease, improve the living conditions of dogs. To avoid being frightened, feeding cooked food, avoiding overdrinking cold water after exercise, and regular deworming are all good ways to prevent intestinal spasms in dogs.