The dog bites its own tail and bites and bleeds, and the puppy bites its tail

Sometimes the dog will have such a situation, biting his own tail and biting and bleeding, in this case, you still have to pay attention to see if he is sick or reprimand him in this situation.

It is a problem with the dog's tail, otherwise it will not bite its own tail, it is recommended that you go to the veterinary hospital to see.

You wagged your tail and bit the bleeding, meaningful, he used it normally.

Under normal circumstances, if you engage in a game that bites your own tail, if you play a game, it is very normal, and if you engage in your own tail wagging. And if his tail is not considered a part of his body and he bites out the blood for you, then you should pay attention to whether he is getting a little favor. And tell you that you have a mental problem, if you help him fix it this time, the above situation will occur in the future.

Then he has to go to the hospital to check it out, if this is once in a while, it is because he does not know the seriousness. Therefore, it is still necessary to see if it is by accident or if the problem has been happening.

The dog bites its own tail and bites the bleeding, such a dog must be. There is something wrong with the brain. Hurry up and take him to the veterinarian to see what's wrong with him?

Take it to the hospital, it may be a ** disease, she feels itchy.

Maybe it's got fleas.

There are several possibilities for a puppy to bite its tail:First, there are worms in the body. In fact, when the dog's tail has parasites, it will also keep chasing its tail to bite, and then the dog will keep gnawing its tail to bite the parasite.

When the dog has such a situation, the owner should look at whether its hair has a lot of black particles, which means that there are parasites, and the owner will deworm the dog in vitro and in vivo.

Second, when the dog is bored at home, there will also be a situation of chasing the tail and biting, but at this time the dog will not bite the tail, but will only lick the tail hair, so that you can pass the time. If the dog has such a situation, the owner should take it out for a walk, so that the dog will be more energetic.

Third, when a dog is too nervous, it will also bite its tail, because it is facing something that makes it very nervous, so the dog wants to avoid the owner's direct gaze. So I will find something to do on my own, and chasing the tail is one of the things.

The dog's bite on its hind legs and tail bleed because of canine Demodex disease, and the commonly used method of canine systemic Demodex mites is oral ivermectin. Not recommended for Curleys. However, other dog breeds are suitable.

Oral ivermectin: daily, preferably taken orally with food. If it is possible to determine the concentration of ivermectin at 1%, the algorithm of oral dose can be more straightforward: daily oral.

For dogs taking ivermectin for the first time, to prevent side effects, it should be gradually increased to the recommended amount over 7 days, for example: Day 1: 1 7 (approximately; Day 2: 2 7 (; Day 3 to Day 7 and so on.

If there is an abnormality, the use of ivermectin is stopped. Possible side effects: anorexia, depression, vomiting, mydriasis, tremor, ataxia, drooling, coma, seizures, and death.

Symptoms of Demodex in dogs:

1. The early stage of the onset of Demodex disease in dogs.

It is usually localized Demodex mite disease, with hair loss of the affected area at the initial stage of infection, **redness, thickening and wrinkles, enhanced secretion of sebaceous glands, and silvery-white sticky pityrias-like scales; Itching is rare, and in rare cases blackheads, pimples, and small red bumps.

2. The late stage of the onset of Demodex mite disease in dogs.

Demodex generalized mites have a wide distribution of depilatory lesions that can be found throughout the body. Blackheads, papules, and erythematous protrusions, as well as bleeding from the lesions, appear. There is usually a secondary infection on the surface of the scab, which develops into folliculitis, pyoderma, etc., which can also lead to itching.

**Turns pale blue or coppery and emits an unpleasant odor.

The above content refers to Encyclopedia - Common Dog Diseases.

The above content refers to Encyclopedia - Demodex canine mite disease.