Border Collie poops softly or because of cold

Border Collie puppies have sparse hair. When the weather temperature is relatively low, Border Collies are easy to catch cold. If the owner does not take measures to keep Border Collies warm, The Border Collie may have defecation problems due to the cold. The owner should move the Border Collie to a warm place as soon as possible, cover it with a thin quilt or put a warm water bag next to it. Generally, the Border Collie will have soft stools caused by catching a cold. If the mucus is not serious, then after it rests in a warm place for a period of time, its condition will gradually improve.

Border Collie’s stool is soft and sticky or it is due to improper diet

The stomach of Border Collie is relatively fragile when it is a puppy. It takes about two to three months to eat meat, and it can only eat after three months. Freeze-dried meat or animal liver and other foods. If the owner accidentally feeds the Border Collie too hard or irritating food, the Border Collie will be stimulated in the gastrointestinal tract and cause fecal problems. At this time, the Border Collie's intestinal flora It is a disordered state. The owner should fast for a day or half a day. During the fasting period, only feed an appropriate amount of Wang Yi Zhi and clean warm water. Do not feed other foods. After the Border Collie's stool returns to normal, it will slowly return to normal. diet.

Border Collie’s stool may be sticky because of parasites

Border Collie needs to be dewormed regularly. Many owners will deworm the Border Collie for the first time when it is about three months old. Some Border Collies may have more internal parasites. If the dog owner does not deworm the Border Collie regularly, it is likely to be affected by the parasites and cause defecation problems. In this case, the owner can first collect the Border Collie's feces. Go for a stool test to confirm that the problem is caused by parasites, and then feed the relevant deworming products.