If there is no abnormality, it is usually normal. If it is accompanied by abnormality, it is usually abnormal. Whether a puppy's bulging belly is normal or not depends on the specific situation. If it is not accompanied by other uncomfortable symptoms, it is a normal phenomenon and the owner does not need to worry too much. If it is accompanied by other uncomfortable symptoms, such as abdominal distension, diarrhea, etc., the owner needs to take the puppy to the pet hospital for treatment in time. With the help of a doctor, standard and effective treatment can effectively alleviate the symptoms.

1. Causes and symptoms of bulging belly in puppies

Usually, puppies may have a bulging belly because they have eaten a lot of food and have not excreted it. This is normal. Physiological phenomena generally do not require too much interference from the owner. If the puppy's intake is not controlled, the puppy will eat too much, leading to indigestion, which may be accompanied by symptoms such as abdominal pain and bloating. In severe cases, symptoms such as shortness of breath and gastric distension may also occur. When this happens, it is recommended that the owner take the puppy to a regular pet hospital for examination in time, and provide standardized and effective treatment based on the examination results to help alleviate the symptoms and achieve the purpose of treatment.

2. Daily treatment and care for puppies with bulging bellies

If the puppy has other symptoms of physical discomfort, it can be given probiotics under the guidance of a pet doctor. Adjustments can effectively relieve symptoms. During this period, the puppy's intake should be controlled, and try to eat small meals frequently. Liquid and easily digestible food should be the main food, such as dog food puree, meat puree, etc., which will help the body's recovery to a certain extent. What needs to be reminded at this time is that when the puppy has a bulging belly, do not give medicine at will, because improper use of medicine may cause the puppy's physical condition to become more serious.