Alaska has soft stools and constant diarrhea. Can eating montmorillonite prevent diarrhea? Parents will have a headache when their dogs have diarrhea. If the situation is not too serious and is too far away from the pet hospital, send them to the hospital. It feels a bit unworthy. Can I feed Alaska some montmorillonite myself at home?

Can I eat montmorillonite if I have soft and loose stools in Alaska?

Montmorillonite powder has a strong adsorption function, a significant anti-diarrheal effect, and has no toxic or side effects, so it has become a commonly used anti-diarrheal drug. Montmorillonite powder is not absorbed through the gastrointestinal tract, does not enter the blood circulation, does not enter the placenta barrier, and has few side effects. However, montmorillonite powder should not be taken for a long time. Excessive consumption may easily cause constipation. Pay special attention when taking it to children. If this occurs, seek medical attention immediately. Therefore, when diarrhea is suppressed, you should stop taking montmorillonite powder.

In principle, there is no problem in giving it to dogs when they have soft stools, but you need to pay attention to the dosage, otherwise it will easily cause constipation in dogs, or it will have no effect. For the sake of safety, the editor still thinks that using dog-specific products is much better than using human products. In addition, you should understand the reasons why dogs have soft stools before using them. Otherwise, the medication will not be correct and will be harmful to the dog. Soft stool in dogs is not good.

There are many reasons why dogs have soft stools. If the dog’s mental state and appetite are normal, it has a lot to do with the diet. For example, the dog’s food is too greasy, he has eaten food he is allergic to, or he has eaten too much. Too much can lead to indigestion, food changes, deworming, vaccinations, estrus and other stress reactions. In this case, you can take some probiotics to regulate Alaska's intestines and stomach. If it doesn't work, you can try montmorillonite again. If it doesn't work, you will need hospital treatment.