What happened to the dog? Isn t it small?

At the moment, I think it's cold, it's a cold.

Now don't give the dog more to eat, eat less, or fast directly for a day, so that the stomach is empty, see if it is still pulling or vomiting, if not, it means that it can be better.

Fill some glucose, this thing supplements nutrition, and also stops vomiting, feed this must be good. BB doesn't have blood, right? If not, it shouldn't be parvovirus.

Also, if you feel that it has a fever, give it a little banlan root, which is to prevent the virus, and give it a viral, which is also controlled against the dog's virus. The last thing is to drink a little gentamicin and water, which is specially for the stomach. If there are no particularly good results within two or three days, then go to the hospital again.

There is also to pay attention to keep warm, can not be cold, now you have to let the dog warm, or it is easy to get sick this day, it is best not to feed too much when feeding, it wants to eat you have to control.

I hope what I said helps the dog.

The dog upstairs didn't change his intestines, that's a colloquialism.

As long as there are symptoms in the intestine exchange, it is parvo.

If you have parvo, you will have fever, vomiting, bloody stools, and it is fishy!

The most basic health condition for dogs is a moist nose and normal stools.

Dogs change intestines is small, that's just popular talk, many dogs are changed intestines to die, my dog is, some of the small will vomit and discharge, but some are only pulling, my dog is, the small pull out of the poop will be bloody, do not eat or drink, lie down all day, and have no strength to pneumatic, the dog is sick is best to take it to the doctor, dogs are different from people, people are sick and drag maybe it will be good.

The dog was sick and dragged away.

How old is that???

If it's small, it may turn the intestines.

1. Drink milk regularly.

Milk contains high molecules that can cause diarrhea or vomiting in dogs. Even if we ourselves sometimes drink milk and have diarrhea, let alone dogs. And it is absolutely forbidden to use milk in the dog's infancy.

2. Eat foods that are too oily.

Datang Pengmen sometimes feels that if the dog uses oily food, it will have diarrhea. Laxative is because the dog's stomach can't hang oil, and it will definitely have diarrhea after eating.

3. Eat all kinds of bones.

It is forbidden to feed poultry bones to dogs. Because the bones of these birds are crushed by dogs, they will produce fine bones with sharp points of acorn. It is easy to scratch the stomach and intestines when you eat it. Causes disorder of the gastrointestinal system.

Of course, all three of these factors I mentioned are due to improper daily diet. The first cause is the main factor in infection with common parvoviruses. Some family elders often try to feed their babies something new.

This is absolutely wrong. If you've done this before, stop it.

Another type of factor is caused by the environment of living habits.

First, the environment is too humid.

Babies who are constantly in a humid environment will often catch colds. This is especially true for puppies or short-haired dogs.

2. Being infected.

Humid environments are prone to the growth of bacteria and viruses, and babies who are often exposed to such environments can suffer from a variety of infectious diseases. Parvos is one of the most common.

Parvos can be prevented by vaccination, but don't just because you've been vaccinated. Just take the dog to get in close contact with other dogs. When walking, you should also pay attention to prevent the dog from coming into close contact with other unfamiliar dogs.

Be your own dog. When suffering from a minor disease, parents do not need to worry about it, because the probability of this disease is particularly large. Just find the source of the infection that caused him to be infected.

Pay attention to hygiene in daily care. Take your medication on time** and you'll be cured, so you don't need to worry too much.

Parvos is caused by parasites that leak into the small intestine and often appear in infants and puppies. This disease is caused by parasite (parvosome) infection in the dog's body, which will invade the dog's body and occupy the small intestine and absorb the nutrients of the dog's defeat, resulting in the dog's weight loss, malnutrition, diarrhea, weakness and other symptoms. After the dog is infected, it needs to be returned in time to recover health.

Therefore, to protect your dog's health, you need to deworm your dog regularly and go to the pet hospital regularly to check your dog's health.