What s going on with my dog s lack of energy to eat?

At first, Xero is not energetic, does not eat, and will not begin to diarrhea until the middle and late stages, then blood in the stool, and then vomiting and so on. How old is your dog now? Generally, two or three months old puppies should not be taken out, it is easy to infect small ones.

Touching other animals with parvo germs on their bodies, or touching (generally smelling, dogs love to smell) objects, lawns, and people will be infected with parvo germs. It's dangerous. If it is a larger dog, if it has not been vaccinated, it is necessary to pay attention, and your dog does not necessarily have parvo.

Because the dog I used to raise was also suddenly one day began to have no energy, did not eat, just slept over there, ignored people, I was very nervous, took it out for examination, and the doctor said that it was small. But my friend (a veterinarian) told me that a lot of black-hearted pet hospitals now lie to you that your dog has parvo. In this way, he can earn money on medical expenses.

** Small as a few hundred as a thousand as a thousand). And even if the initial test is positive, it does not necessarily mean that you will have parvo. (This can be found on the Internet) It is recommended that you go to the pet hospital of a friend with a better reputation or a very familiar friend to check it out, so as not to be fooled!

If unfortunately you really get parvo, and your dog hasn't started to have blood in the stool, go to a trusted pet hospital as soon as possible**! Make it. Tiny can be cured!

My dog (Bichon Frise, 2 months old) has been cured! It's a tough process, so you have to be mentally prepared.

In four cases, the dog will eat and drink normally but without energy, one is that after strenuous exercise, it feels tired, and the dog rests for a while. The second is that the new environment has just been replaced, which has caused a stress reaction, so pay attention to settling the dog. The third is to eat too much, and the dog can eat some probiotics.

Fourth, if you have an infectious disease, it is best to seek medical examination.

Dogs that exercise vigorously such as running or hunting are likely to eat and drink normally but have no energy because they feel tired. At this time, the owner can first feed the dog some warm water to replenish water, and then take it to a cool and comfortable place to rest for a while, and then give an appropriate amount of snacks to supplement nutrition.

Some puppies with less courage are likely to have a stress response due to excessive fright and fear after changing to a new environment, so they behave normally eating and drinking but have no energy. At this time, the owner needs to settle the puppy into a warm, comfortable indoor environment, such as a bedroom, and then reduce the disturbance.

Dogs that eat and drink normally but are not energetic may also be overeating, or eating too fast, resulting in gastrointestinal discomfort. In this case, the owner can first feed the dog some probiotics to regulate the stomach, and then let the dog stay in a quiet place to rest for a while.

After the onset of canine plague and canine parvo, the originally lively and cheerful dog is likely to be listless, weak limbs, and eat and drink normally at the beginning, but the appetite will gradually deteriorate. When the disease progresses further, the dog will have symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, and blood in the stool, which should be fasted immediately and seek medical attention.

What's wrong with the dog suddenly not eating and losing energy.

There are several reasons why a dog suddenly loses energy and does not eat.

First, if it is a young dog, it is likely to be caused by gastroenteritis.

Second, for young dogs, there may not be vaccinations, so it is not ruled out that they will be infected with viral diseases such as parvovirus, coronavirus or canine plague.

Third, sometimes the dog eats some messy things outside, which is likely to cause foreign body problems, or gastrointestinal discomfort, and there will also be symptoms of suddenly not eating and no energy.

Fourth, if the adult dog suddenly does not eat and has no energy problems, it may be caused by heat stroke, fever and parasitic infection, etc., and this symptom of not eating and not having energy will also occur.

Hello, according to the condition of the dog you provide, if you rule out parvo, you can treat the symptoms**It is recommended that you take the dog to do a minor disease examination,

Observe whether the pet dog is accompanied by other symptoms besides not liking to eat? Please don't feed yourself at home, or take your dog to the hospital for a check-up as soon as possible.

I think if you can, you can take your dog to the pet hospital to have a look.

The reasons why dogs don't eat and don't have energy are as follows:1. When the dog suffers from a cold, there will be listlessness, loss of appetite or abolition.

2. The dog is infected with canine distemper virus, or parvovirus.

and other infectious diseases.

, there will be a situation of malaise.

3. There are some diseases in the dog's stomach, generally speaking, when the dog has no spirit and no appetite, the dog should be taken to the pet hospital for examination in time, and the corresponding drugs should be used.

There may be several reasons why the dog has no appetite and no energy: First, the dog has just arrived at home and is not adapted to the new environment, and may have a stress reaction, so there is no appetite and no energy. Second, the dog may be sick, parasitic diseases, gastrointestinal diseases, infectious diseases, liver and kidney diseases may cause the dog to have no appetite and lack of energy.

Newly arrived dogs should be accompanied and comforted more, regularly take dogs for vaccinations and deworming, and if conditions permit, you can also take dogs for regular physical examinations.

Take the dog to the pet hospital to see, it may be that the dog has gastrointestinal problems, it is better to see a professional doctor.