Precautions for the dog’s gastrointestinal tract

1. Clean the dog’s eating utensils in time. Every time after your dog eats, be sure to clean the tableware used by your dog in time. Moreover, the tableware needs to be disinfected regularly after being used for a period of time.

2. Eat small meals frequently. Since the capacity of a dog's stomach is limited, feeding too much at one time will suddenly increase the burden on the dog's stomach and easily cause indigestion and vomiting.

3. The frequency of dog food replacement should be moderate. When changing dog food for dogs, the frequency should be controlled to change dog food every three months to six months. Neither should it be too frequent, nor should it not be changed all the time.

4. Mix dry and wet food. If your dog is fed only dry food, it may be too dry and hard, causing stress on the dog’s digestion. Especially for dogs with poor gastrointestinal problems, food that is too dry and hard may cause further digestive problems.

Causes of gastrointestinal discomfort in dogs

1. Eating too much

Eating too much food will definitely cause gastrointestinal discomfort. Very uncomfortable. Moreover, dogs are very hungry animals, so eating too much will cause discomfort to the dog.

2. Rumination

Dogs also ruminate. That is because dogs usually eat by swallowing and do not chew carefully. So he will spit out the food he has eaten and then eat it back immediately.

3. Acute gastritis

If the dog vomits and the vomit is transparent and white, it means that the vomited gastric juice is gastric juice. This type of vomiting is the most common case of acute gastritis.

4. Gastric ulcer

If your dog’s vomit is yellow-green, it represents bile. When this happens, you need to see a doctor and basically get checked out, because there are many reasons for vomiting bile.

5. Abnormal diet

Gastrointestinal discomfort may also have a lot to do with diet. If you eat too much meat or greasy food, your dog’s stool will become soft easily; Dogs with broken bones tend to have dry and hard poop; fruits and vegetables can easily cause diarrhea in dogs.