The Beagle is a relatively common type of pet dog. It is one of the world's famous dog breeds. It is classified as a hunting dog. Its head is in the shape of a large dome, with large hazel-colored eyes and broad, long lop ears. , a muscular body, and a thicker tail like a loach. Hair quality and color: short hard hair that grows densely. The hair colors include white, black and liver-colored hound colors, as well as white brown and white lemon. It is also the prototype dog of the comic book Snoopy. Today, it is mainly derived from the vomiting of beagles. , teeth grinding, weaning. The four aspects of sterilization will explain the analysis of daily symptoms of dogs.

1. Beagle vomiting

Clinical studies have found that there are several causes of vomiting in beagles, and the consequences of vomiting caused by different causes are also different. Of course, when a pet dog vomits, the owner should be able to roughly determine the cause, and then provide timely treatment and treatment to ensure the health of the beagle.

The first cause of vomiting in beagles

Sometimes Beagles are "foodies" and have a greedy desire for food. However, because dogs do not understand the principle of chewing carefully and slowly, the consequence of wolfing down food must be indigestion. For this reason, after the beagle eats something, he will vomit.

However, parents don’t need to worry too much in this case. In this case, the vomit produced by the beagle is mostly the food that has just been eaten, and the dog will eat the food back after vomiting (if you don’t want the dog to eat it, Then it must be disposed of as soon as possible). After a few hours, after the beagle has completely digested the food, there will be no problem. Or you can give your beagle some pills to help with gastrointestinal digestion.

The second cause of vomiting in beagles

After your Beagle vomits, to determine the cause, you should first carefully observe the dog's vomit. If the vomit is yellow with bubbles and has a foul smell, it is probably caused by gastritis. For such a beagle, food should be stopped immediately and observed, and an appropriate amount of drinking water can be provided. Gastritis is not a minor illness, and parents should send their beagles to the hospital for treatment in a timely manner.

The third reason for vomiting in beagles

When Beagles are accidentally pinched by fish bones or chicken bones, they will also vomit. At this time, the Beagle will appear uncomfortable, scratch its mouth and teeth with its claws, and may vomit. If the beagle is really pinched by a fish bone or chicken bone, parents should not just reach out and pull out the thorn from the dog's mouth. They should send the beagle to the hospital and ask a veterinarian for help. At the same time, it is necessary to conduct a thorough examination to see if the beagle's throat and intestines are punctured by fish bones or chicken bones, and then provide professional treatment.

It is worth noting that, in addition to the above originalIn addition to causing vomiting in Beagle dogs, canine distemper, rabies, food poisoning, etc. can also cause dogs to vomit. As an owner, you should note that if your dog has other abnormal symptoms besides vomiting, such as epilepsy, runny nose, vomiting blood, vomiting with foam, or madly biting people, parents must control the dog in time and send it to the hospital. Go to the hospital for treatment, and do not delay treatment for no reason, causing irreparable consequences.

2. Beagle teeth grinding

Some people like to talk in their sleep, grind their teeth, or even sleepwalk when sleeping. In fact, pet dogs also have a similar situation. For example, some beagles have the habit of grinding their teeth while sleeping. Many parents who are raising beagles for the first time don’t know what is going on. They don’t know what causes beagles to grind their teeth. Of course, they don’t know what to do when faced with this situation.

Sometimes a beagle grinds its teeth while sleeping because it is dreaming. If parents can be sure that the dog grinds its teeth while dreaming and rarely does this happen at other times, then parents don’t need to worry too much about it. However, if the beagle grinds its teeth frequently, not only when sleeping but also when waking up during the day, then parents should pay attention to it.

Generally speaking, Beagle teeth grinding is caused by calcium deficiency in the body. Of course, if you want to know a more precise answer, it is still necessary to take your pet dog to the pet hospital for a physical examination. After the cause is diagnosed, targeted treatment can be implemented.

If it is determined that the dog is deficient in calcium, then it is necessary to supplement the dog with calcium according to the situation of the dog's calcium deficiency. Mild calcium deficiency can be gradually relieved by dietary calcium supplementation; if the calcium deficiency is more serious, it is necessary to combine food calcium supplementation with drug calcium supplementation. In addition to preparing nutritious food for your beagle, you can also prepare some calcium supplement tablets. At the same time, you can also take your beagle to sunbathe, which will help its body absorb calcium nutrients and achieve the purpose of real calcium supplementation.

In addition to calcium deficiency causing Beagle dogs to grind their teeth, there are parasites in the dog’s body during the tooth replacement period, which may also cause Beagle dogs to grind their teeth. For this reason, when the beagle changes teeth, you can prepare some special chews for it so that it can chew at any time. As for parasites, the beagle must be dewormed regularly after birth to ensure the dog’s health and avoid teeth grinding.

3. Weaning Beagles

Weaning is the first test that a beagle baby faces after birth. Puppies weaned during this process have weak body resistance and are prone to illness. At the same time, puppies are in a critical period of physical growth, and the diet and feeding of beagles after they are weaned is also very important. So, when should Beagles be weaned, and how should they be fed after weaning?

Parents should follow the instructions of Beagle childrenThe growth of the dog's body will determine the time for weaning. Generally speaking, the dog can be weaned after 1 month to 2 months of breastfeeding. Of course, the food that puppies need after weaning should be prepared before weaning. For example, professional puppy dog ​​food, dog milk powder, etc.

The gastrointestinal function of newly weaned Beagle puppies is relatively fragile, so the feeding principle of "small meals, frequent meals" should be adopted when feeding puppies. As the beagle slowly grows, the number of feedings should be adjusted reasonably. For example, a beagle that has just been weaned should maintain the number of times it is breastfed every day, feeding about 4-5 meals a day. When entering the age of 4-6 months, the baby can be fed normally 3-4 times a day. When the beagle is 6 months old, it can be fed twice a day regularly. Of course, the adult beagle can be fed 1-2 times a day normally.

When preparing food for Beagle puppies, you should also pay attention. Puppies should not eat food that is too hard, as it will not be easy to digest and absorb. Therefore, the prepared puppy dog ​​food is best soaked in warm water until soft, then stirred into dog milk powder, brewed and stirred, and then given to the puppies. There is no need to soak dog food directly in dog milk powder, mainly to ensure the freshness of the food.

4. Neutering Beagles

When you take your dog out to play, if you are not careful, your dog may become pregnant. However, many owners have no intention of getting their dogs pregnant, so they can only have their dogs sterilized. The following editor will introduce to you the methods of neutering dogs.

Neutering your dog

There are two types of sterilization surgeries: one is the sterilization of male animals: the testicles are removed, which is called castration surgery. The other refers to the sterilization of female animals: the uterus and ovaries are completely removed. Generally speaking, the best time for dogs to be sterilized is 5 or 6 months, before the onset of estrus, and after a physical examination, surgery can be performed if the dog is healthy.

Giving birth control pills to dogs

What you need to pay attention to when giving birth control pills to dogs is that they must be used specifically for dogs and not human birth control pills. Using human contraceptive pills will disrupt the dog’s normal endocrine system, causing endless consequences!