Pay attention to feeding to prevent diarrhea

Dogs should be fed regularly and quantitatively, and good eating habits should be developed, which will help the dog’s gastrointestinal function. Never allow your dog to be hungry and full, as this will cause gastrointestinal dysfunction and may lead to intractable diarrhea. 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. The dog's drinking water should be clean, and it is best to change it every half a day. Unclean water may contain a lot of bacteria or viruses.

To prevent diarrhea, pay attention to the environment

The dog’s activity space and supplies must be kept clean and disinfected regularly. The dog's living environment should be kept warm in winter and well ventilated in summer.

To prevent diarrhea, pay attention to walking the dog

When taking the dog for a walk, the dog 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 outside. This can be reduced 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.

To prevent diarrhea, pay attention to deworming and immunization

Immunization is the most effective way to prevent infectious diseases. Dogs suffer from many infectious diseases, some of which are fatal, and once they occur 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 2-4 weeks between each injection. After 3 injections, another injection of vaccine is required every other year. The effectiveness of the vaccine can only last for 1 year. Generally, puppies have internal parasites, such as roundworms, hookworms, etc., so dogs need to be dewormed regularly. Generally, puppies under 1 year old should be dewormed every 2-3 months, and adult dogs over one year old should be dewormed every six months, preferably in spring and autumn.