My Samoyed for two and a half months found out that he had a bit of diarrhea in the past two days

Dog diarrhea is not only eaten, take the puppy out to be optimistic, try to avoid eating and messing around, the dog likes to grind his teeth during the growth period, you can go to your pet store to ask if there is any toothpaste for the dog, take him out to play and come back to brush his teeth.

Is it eating too much, my family Cass has also had it, don't give it anything to eat for the time being, don't be afraid of starving it. Give it food: one laxative stop, two gentamicin injections; Twice a day. If you don't pull, you can't feed. It works.

I suggest that "Mommy Love" be one bag at a time, 2 times a day.

Fasting first and give less water.

Mommy love, pay attention to keep warm, it's really not good, pet hospital.

If it is an ordinary dog, just give him gentamicin, and if the dog is not at ease, then go to the veterinarian.

Samoyed as a child, especially Samoyed who has not been vaccinated.

The five- or six-dose vaccine is very important for Samoyeds and can prevent many fatal diseases for Samoyeds. If your Samoyed was bought casually or the original owner didn't vaccinate it, you should be especially careful of Samoyed's diarrhea and vomiting.

There is a disease called parvovirus that causes diarrhea and vomiting, and puppies that get sick start out like they have gastroenteritis and will die if they are not treated in time. As a word of caution, if you have a puppy, you should vaccinate your Samoyed as soon as possible.

Samoyed with severe diarrhea or vomiting.

Samoyera vomits and is accompanied by fever, blood in the stool, etc.

It is also extremely dangerous for Samoyed to have diarrhea and vomiting, but also to start having a fever or seeing blood streaks or dark red in the poop. First of all, these are the symptoms of parvovirus mentioned above, in addition, it may also be severe gastroenteritis or other serious diseases, that is, diseases that cannot be cured quickly by feeding us medicine, and we should seek help from a doctor as soon as possible to give Samoyed injections, intravenous drips and other faster methods**.

Samoyeds have been exposed to sick Samoyeds, their contaminated things, or their excrement.

If you know that Samoyed may have been in contact with a sick dog, or something used by a sick dog, or excrement from a sick Samoyed, you must go to the hospital as soon as possible when you notice that the Samoyed is loose or vomiting, because it means that the sick dog may have an infectious disease, and parvovirus is very contagious.

** Sexual Samoyed diarrhea or vomiting.

** Samoyed diarrhea and vomiting indicate that the Samoyed disease is contagious, or caused by collective food poisoning and other non-accidental causes, and we should take measures to understand the cause as soon as possible to avoid the spread of the disease.