If the puppy doesn’t eat or drink, it may be canine distemper or parvo

If the puppy suddenly stops eating or drinking, and is accompanied by vomiting white mucus, fever (38-39 degrees is normal temperature), lethargy, diarrhea, Complicated symptoms such as cough and runny nose; it may be the early stage of parvovirus or canine distemper; it is best to buy special test strips for parvovirus and canine distemper to test and rule out the possibility, or send it to the doctor for examination in time. Usually this disease is difficult to detect in the early stages, and the symptoms are very similar to colds. If not treated in time, the mortality rate is higher. Once a dog is found to have abnormal symptoms, it is recommended to seek medical treatment in time to avoid missing the best treatment period.

If the puppy does not eat or drink, it may be a cold.

If the puppy is diagnosed without canine distemper or parvovirus, it may be anorexia caused by a cold. You can feed the dog some pet cold elixir Granules; if there are fever symptoms, subcutaneous injection of antipyretics is required. And guide the dog to drink more water to promote urination; during the cold period, you can make some liquid food for the dog to eat, such as millet porridge, chicken porridge, salmon porridge and other nutritious porridge; wait until the dog recovers from the cold before resuming the diet.

Puppies not eating or drinking may be caused by weather changes

Summer is coming and the weather is getting hotter and muggier, which can also cause dogs to lose their appetite and just want to lie down; this is normal physiology Phenomenon; the dog owner can feed the dog more water to relieve the problem, and be careful not to let the dog stay in a high temperature environment for a long time; adjust the diet to be mainly light and avoid feeding high-fat and salt foods; you can appropriately increase the amount of vegetables, Fruits and other foods rich in vitamins and dietary fiber can help dogs’ gastrointestinal motility, supplement trace elements, relieve physical discomfort caused by weather changes, and restore appetite.

Puppies not eating or drinking may have gastrointestinal problems

First, check whether the puppy has accidentally eaten or secretly eaten anything that should not be eaten. Most of the time, it may be a loss of appetite caused by gastroenteritis. It is usually accompanied by symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea; in severe cases, symptoms such as foul-smelling excrement, blood, bent back, and dehydration may occur. It is recommended to stop feeding immediately, send the dog to a doctor, and find ways to guide the dog to drink water; if there are already symptoms of dehydration, electrolytes must be supplemented, and intravenous injection of vitamins, glucose solution, and Ringer's solution are required for treatment.