Dogs who drink goat milk and have diarrhea need to fast

Most dogs will have diarrhea if they drink milk. The lactose in goat milk is easier to absorb than cow's milk. A small number of dogs will have diarrhea if they drink goat milk. It may be due to gastrointestinal issues. They are relatively fragile and have not adapted to milk powder, so when they were fed goat milk powder for the first few times, they had gastrointestinal discomfort and diarrhea. The owner first fasts the dog for a day or half a day. Generally, the dog can starve for a few days or so. It is not a big problem to only starve for one or two meals, as long as the water is not cut off.

Dogs who drink goat milk and have diarrhea need probiotics

When a dog is in a state of diarrhea, the intestinal flora in its body will be disordered. It may be caused by whatever you feed the dog. If the gastrointestinal irritation causes continued diarrhea, the owner should only feed the dog an appropriate amount of Wang Yi Zhi and warm water during the fasting period. Do not feed other foods to the dog to reduce irritation to the dog's gastrointestinal tract. When the fasting time is over, the owner will slowly return to normal. When feeding goat milk powder to dogs in the future, dilute some of the food to see if the dog still has diarrhea after drinking it. If diarrhea continues, it means that the dog still cannot adapt to milk powder, so it is better not to feed goat milk.

Dogs who drink goat milk and have diarrhea need to adjust their diet

The dog’s intestines and stomach have just become normal and are not suitable for eating dry and hard food. The owner should prepare some easily digestible food to feed the dog. For example, soak soft dog food, millet porridge, etc., and then resume feeding dog food or meat after a day or two. In addition to paying attention to the diet, the owner should also pay attention to the dog's warmth problem and the dog's body that is just right. If the dog is relatively weak, it will be cooler at night. The owner should cover the dog with a quilt to prevent it from getting cold.