The dog poop is like snot, and the dog s stool has pus and snot

A one-month-old dog can't bathe at all. The resistance is too weak. Your dog has obviously caught a cold after you bathed it, and your dog is now having diarrhea, which is likely to be an infection of various organs caused by a cold.

Going to the hospital for an infusion is the only option. Maybe it's small.

Take it to the hospital, it is estimated that it is canine plague or a small one, and the possibility of parvo is higher.

The dog is too small, the resistance is poor, and it can't be bathed casually, so send it to the hospital quickly, do a small test of canine plague, eye feces and snot diarrhea, especially blood, the situation is full of seriousness, and I am afraid that it will be too late to be late.

Test strips can be bought at the pet hospital It is recommended to buy This test strip from Anjie in South Korea is the best.

I've seen a Satsuma who died because of a bad test strip, misdiagnosed and fed a bug infection, and delayed his condition.

If such a small dog is really small or canine plague, and it is to the extent of pulling blood, it is estimated that it will not be saved. Hopefully he's just having a cold and diarrhea.

Summary. Dear is happy to answer for you, Dear, the dog's stool has pus and nasal discharge, indicating that the dog's intestines are inflamed, and the cause of intestinal inflammation in dogs may be parasitic infections or viral infections, or dysbiosis, as well as some bacterial infections. The first is parasitic infection, parasitic infection will destroy the dog's intestinal mucosa, resulting in stool containing mucous membranes and mucus, like nasal discharge, but also cause the dog's intestinal bleeding, emaciation, loss of appetite and other problems.

Secondly, some viral infections, such as canine plague and parvo and coronavirus, may cause some gastrointestinal problems in dogs, resulting in diarrhea, decreased appetite, and may also cause the dog to be listless, body temperature rise, blood in the stool, stool smell, etc., which need to be taken to the hospital for further examination**. Finally, if it is caused by a bacterial infection or intestinal disorder, this situation can be treated with some probiotics and anti-inflammatory drugs, and you also need to pay attention to food.

Dear is happy to answer for you, Dear, the dog's stool has pus and nasal discharge, indicating that the dog's intestines are inflamed, and the cause of intestinal inflammation in dogs may be parasitic infections or viral infections, or dysbiosis, as well as some bacterial infections. The first is parasitic infection, parasitic infection will destroy the dog's intestinal mucosa, resulting in stool containing mucous membranes and mucus, like nasal discharge, but also cause the dog's intestinal bleeding, emaciation, loss of appetite and other problems. Secondly, some viral infections, such as canine plague and parvo and coronavirus, may cause some gastrointestinal problems in dogs, resulting in diarrhea, decreased appetite, and may also cause dogs to be listless, body temperature rises, blood in the stool, stool smell, etc., this situation needs to be taken to the hospital for further examination.

Finally, if it is caused by bacterial infection or intestinal disorder, this ant brother can be treated with some probiotics and anti-inflammatory drugs, and you also need to pay attention to food.

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Kiss, if there is no pulling worm out, if not, it is intestinal inflammation.

Need to take some medicine?

Kiss, it is recommended to eat white clay or montmorillonite powder, with amoxicillin clavulanate potassium to reduce inflammation.

1. Respiratory tract infection

One of the causes of snotty nose in dogs can be a respiratory infection. Infection with viruses or bacteria in dogs can lead to respiratory infections, and one of the symptoms is a runny nose. This cough and sneezing, which may be accompanied by runny nose and watery eyes, can last for a few days to two weeks.

In this case, it is necessary to pay attention to the dog's physical condition and check for symptoms such as fever and decreased appetite. If in doubt, contact your veterinarian immediately**.

2. Allergic reactions

Another possibility is caused by allergies. Dogs can have an allergic reaction to anything (such as pollen, dust, certain foods, etc.), causing nasal discharge and other symptoms such as itching. Different dogs have different allergens, and thousands of allergens can be the culprit for this symptom.

If the allergen can be identified, the dog's time and exposure in the vicinity can be reduced. At the same time, you can try to use some antihistamines to inhibit allergic reactions and relieve the symptoms of dogs.

3. External objects enter the nasal cavity

Sometimes, a dog's snot is caused by some foreign substance or lesion. For example, fluff in dog toys may cause inflammation in the nasal passages, causing runny nose and sneezing. In addition, mango structures and other small particles, such as house dust, can also enter the dog's nasal cavity and cause nasal discharge.

If the dog notices something unusual in the nose, shivers, shakes his head, or stomps on the ground with his feet, it may be caused by a foreign object entering the nasal passage. In this case, it is necessary to treat it promptly to prevent the foreign body from becoming embedded in the nasal cavity and causing a serious condition.

4. Weakened immune system

The immune level of the dog's body directly affects its physical health, and if the immune level is low, it is easy to be infected with bacteria or other harmful microorganisms. In this case, the dog may experience symptoms such as a runny nose as a reflection of the body's immune dysfunction. In order to boost the immune system, foods that can help the dog gradually build up immunity, such as eggs, chicken, etc., while adding proper exercise to ensure that the dog's immune level is healthy.