Dog diarrhea! It can t be small, right?

It shouldn't be small, it's just because I drank milk. (Milk has lactase, which is not easily absorbed by puppies).

Generally, pet hospitals or manuals do not recommend dogs to drink milk, because some dogs will have symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, farting, drowsiness, and fever (if you have a fever, you should go to see it).

Raise it for a few days, don't let it drink milk anymore, and if it doesn't work, go to the pet hospital to have a look.

If the corners of the mouth and eyes are not swollen, it has nothing to do with vaccination.

By the way, the dog's food taboos.

1. A small amount of chocolate (fatal) can make the dog continue to be excited, and a large amount will lead to insufficient cerebral blood supply and suffocation to death.

2. Milk (chronic poison) Some dogs will have symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, fart, drowsiness, and fever (if you have a fever, you should go to see it).

3. Onions. 4. Mushrooms.

5. Bones (especially chicken bones) are easy to damage the stomach and mouth, if you want to feed the bones, you must first take a pressure cooker to press them to become soft.

Look it up for yourself, that's all I remember.

It is best not to give the puppy to drink milk The particles of milk are relatively large and not easy to absorb It is not good for the puppy It should be given baby sugar-free milk powder or pet milk powder or goat milk, the symptoms you describe may be due to the reason for drinking milk, and it is normal for some adverse reactions to have just been vaccinated, measure body temperature to see if there is a fever The nose is wet It should not be a big problem It should not be small But it is best to do a laboratory I wish your puppy a speedy **.

Generally, there will be vomiting and diarrhea symptoms.

Look at your dog's dog, it shouldn't be small, and enteritis can't be found.

You take its temperature to see if it has a fever?

Generally, dogs are also low on energy when they have a fever!

The reason for farting is because of the strands in the stomach, and if it doesn't poop (just like a human fart, the stomach is swollen), it should be given some stomach digesting tablets, yeast tablets, and lactic acid bacteria! Promotes digestion!

Did you deworm it on time?

If there is no deworming, the roundworms in the stomach will also cause vomiting, diarrhea, and even fever. It should be dewormed promptly.

If dogs are not taken care of, they are prone to various infectious diseases, such as parvovirus. If there are uncomfortable symptoms, be sure to take the dog to the doctor as soon as possible, the earlier the ** rate, the higher the survival rate. Parvovirus is a virus in the stomach and intestines of dogs, and dogs with parvo will have a bad appetite, diarrhea and even blood in the stool, so will the dog have a stomachache?

Stomach aches. In the middle and late stages of parvo, there will be blood in the stool, and there will be pain or discomfort. Dogs with parvo will have symptoms of anorexia, lethargy, vomiting, diarrhea, and bloody stools. Parvovirus infection can cause acute gastroenteritis or intussusception in dogs, and there may be mild to severe abdominal pain, depending on the severity of the infection.

You can stroke it gently, which can relieve the dog's discomfort and make the dog comfortable, but it is still necessary to carry out a special **, and rubbing the stomach will not solve the parvovirus.

Parvovirus is a viral form of gastroenteritis that can cause gastrointestinal discomfort and even pain. Dogs develop symptoms within 3-14 days of parvovirus exposure, with an average onset of 5-7 days. If this period passes, the chances of the dog surviving are high.

It is necessary to cooperate with the hospital antiviral**. Dogs will experience symptoms such as loss of appetite, depression, fever, vomiting, diarrhea, etc., which may damage the dog's stomach, it is recommended to feed the probiotics in the dog's stomach during the recovery period. Mixing bacteria in food or drinking water can help dogs regulate their gut and repair it quickly.

1. Don't pay attention to diet. Some unclean foods, foods that are not easily digested can aggravate the digestive burden of dogs and cause digestive discomfort in the early stages, leading to vomiting and diarrhea. Parvovirus can occur within three to five days.

2. Indirect transmission. Many puppies do not have antibodies in their bodies until vaccination is completed and are easily infected by the virus, such as exposure to pathogens (sick dogs, sick dog feces, items used by sick dogs, etc.).

3. There are parasites in the body that cause diarrhea in dogs, especially small dogs.

My dog's minor symptoms are like this: I didn't eat on the first night, I didn't have energy, I thought it was hot, because it was really hot that day, so I didn't care; I had diarrhea at night, and the next morning I found that it was yellow-brown, and I had no appetite or energy, and I kept looking for water to drink, and I pulled a little white; On the third day, he vomited and vomited all water.

Because I didn't vomit at first, I thought it wasn't small, but I vomited later.

It's better to go to the hospital to test it, or buy test strips to test it yourself, and don't give it water or food now. Small early detection and early ** is the king. If it is small, you must not drink water and eat, and you must not make sugar water for it.

Many people on the Internet say that they can cure it by themselves, but I still trust doctors, and I have met a good doctor. My dog** was alive and kicking on the fourth day.

If the appetite is normal, it should not be small, it is recommended to go to the hospital to see, if it is accompanied by vomiting, you must pay attention, the feces are sauce-like, there is a special bloody smell, which is the basic symptom of parvo.

Did you vomit? Do you have a fever? If there is vomiting and fever, it is recommended to send it to the hospital as soon as possible **In time, the rate of parvo** is very high, and it must not be delayed, although the hospital ** is more expensive, but it is also worth it for the dog, parvo is an acute disease, and the onset is very fast Once delayed, the situation may be worse I hope your dog is not parvo, my dog has been fighting parvovirus for 5 days, and is still in the hospital**ing

It doesn't have to be small, it is possible that the puppy has an upset stomach, and it is possible to accurately determine that the parvo can be tested by buying a test card (more than 10 yuan and 20 yuan!!

It is not necessary for dogs to develop symptoms within 3 to 14 days after exposure to parvovirus, with an average time of onset of 5 to 7 days. Symptoms: decreased appetite, depression, fever, vomiting, diarrhea, and a fishy odor characteristic of canine parvovirus.

Dogs infected with canine parvovirus are divided into enteritis and myocarditis.

Enteritis type: the incubation period of natural infection is 7 days to 14 days, the initial manifestation of fever can reach more than 40, depression, no food, vomiting. Initial vomit is not.

Digested food and white foam (stomach acid), followed by mucus and yellow-green liquid. Diarrhea began one day after the onset of illness. At the beginning of the disease, the feces are thin and pasty or semi-formed, and have a certain fishy odor. As the disease progresses, feces become.

Dark green or yellow jelly-like. Subsequently, the stool is ketchup-colored or coffee-colored, smelly, irregular frequency of bowel movements, and symptoms of tenesmus. After bloody stool, the sick dog showed sunken eyes, dry nasal environment, general weakness, and obvious weight.

Decline, accompanied by pale conjunctiva and oral mucosa, severe anemia symptoms, if not timely, the disease can cause toxin absorption and poisoning of intestinal contents, until shock and death. Occasionally, dogs have the following conditions: the stool is permeable.

Bright watery substance, bloodshot and fishy smell, or white loose stools.

Myocarditis type: more common in puppies about 40 days old, sick dogs have no obvious symptoms, some suddenly have difficulty breathing, heart failure, and death in a short time; Some sick dogs died after mild diarrhea. Canine parvovirus myocarditis is caused by canine parvovirus attacking the cardiac muscle cells of dogs, which can destroy the cardiac cells of dogs in a short period of time.

Subsequent wheezing, oral mucosa and cyanosis, and sometimes sudden failure and death in the dog are the only symptoms of the disease in the puppy. Tolerant puppies can die from the disease weeks to months after infection due to permanent myocardial damage. It is more common in puppies, and puppies also have a 10% chance of developing canine parvovirus that attacks both the dog's intestinal epithelial cells and cardiomyocytes.

Yes, the dog will have diarrhea if it has parvo, accompanied by vomiting, no energy, no appetite, and dehydration in severe cases.