It is said that everyone who keeps pets has a mother-like heart. It is true that pets are regarded as their own children. Especially when pets are unhappy or sick, they will be in a bad mood. They say to take precautions before they happen. To prevent pets from suffering, pet parents must be willing to learn and make progress, and discover more of these causes, so as to say goodbye to the trouble of dog illness!

First, feeding: To develop good eating habits, the dog should be fed regularly and quantitatively, which will help its gastrointestinal function. If you make your dog hungry and full, it will disturb the gastrointestinal function and may lead to intractable diarrhea. If it is a puppy under 4 months old, the dog food should be soaked in warm water for a while before feeding. However, the soaked dog food cannot be kept for a long time. Be careful not to let the food deteriorate. It is natural for dogs to chew bones, but it is best not to feed them to puppies, especially chicken bones. Dogs cannot digest them and may puncture their digestive organs. In addition, the dog’s drinking water should be clean and it is best to change it every half a day, because unclean water may contain a lot of bacteria or viruses.

Second, living environment:The dog’s activity space and supplies must be kept clean and disinfected regularly. Its residence should be kept warm in winter and well ventilated in summer. If you want to travel with your dog or take it to another place, you must be more careful about its diet, daily routine, etc. during the journey. People are prone to diarrhea when traveling, not to mention dogs? When a dog goes to another unfamiliar environment, it will have an adaptation process. At this time, it must be ensured that it has enough rest time, and food and other aspects It's best not to make changes.

Third, walking: When taking the dog for a walk, it will like to sniff everywhere to collect more information. At this time, the owner cannot take it lightly. Do not let your dog sniff unknown objects or pick up food to eat outside (you can reduce the occurrence of this situation by training "fasting"). Some dogs have not eaten fiber foods for a long time and lack fiber in their bodies. They like to eat some plants when walking. This should also be stopped, because some dogs will be poisoned if they eat them. Such as oleander, potato leaves, dieffenbachia, etc. In addition, when you hear or find that other dogs, especially several dogs, are sick nearby, you should be careful not to let your baby get close to other dogs when walking.

Fourth, immunization and deworming: Immunization is the most effective way to prevent infectious diseases. Dogs suffer from many infectious diseases, such as canine distemper, parvovirus enteritis, etc. Some of these diseases are fatal, and once they develop, there is no specific treatment and can only be prevented by vaccination in advance. The first immunization requires three consecutive injections of vaccine, with an interval of 2 to 4 weeks between each injection. After the 3 injections, another injection of vaccine is required every other year because the effectiveness of the vaccine can only last for 1 year. vaccinatedThe dog must be completely healthy and must not have abnormal reactions or diseases. Generally, the puppy taken home needs to be observed for about 1 week. If there is no abnormality, it can be vaccinated. Starting from the first injection of the vaccine, the dog is in a dangerous period, because the vaccine is attenuated. You cannot bathe the dog at this time (to prevent colds), and you cannot take him out until 1 week after the 3 injections (to prevent virus infection) . Some diarrhea is caused by internal parasites. Generally, puppies have internal parasites, such as roundworms, hookworms, etc., which are similar to human children. Therefore, dogs need to be dewormed regularly. Generally, puppies under 1 year old should be dewormed every 2 to 3 months, and adult dogs over one year old should be dewormed every six months, preferably in spring and autumn. Immunization is the most effective way to prevent infectious diseases. Dogs suffer from many infectious diseases, such as canine distemper, parvovirus enteritis, etc. Some of these diseases are fatal, and once they develop, there is no specific treatment and can only be prevented by vaccination in advance. The first immunization requires three consecutive injections of vaccine, with an interval of 2 to 4 weeks between each injection. After the 3 injections, another injection of vaccine is required every other year because the effectiveness of the vaccine can only last for 1 year. The dog must be completely healthy when the vaccine is administered, and must not have abnormal reactions or diseases. Generally, the puppy taken home needs to be observed for about 1 week. If there is no abnormality, the vaccine can be injected. Starting from the first injection of the vaccine, the dog is in a dangerous period, because the vaccine is attenuated. You cannot bathe the dog at this time (to prevent colds), and you cannot take him out until 1 week after the 3 injections (to prevent virus infection) . Some diarrhea is caused by internal parasites. Generally, puppies have internal parasites, such as roundworms, hookworms, etc., which are similar to human children. Therefore, dogs need to be dewormed regularly. Generally, puppies under 1 year old should be dewormed every 2 to 3 months, and adult dogs over one year old should be dewormed every six months, preferably in spring and autumn.