Green diarrhea in dogs may be a sign of gastrointestinal disease

Normal and healthy dogs will carry a large amount of bilirubin (derived from biliverdin after successful conversion) in their stools. The color is usually yellowish brown. If the conversion is unsuccessful, It will carry biliverdin, causing the stool to be green; the unsuccessful conversion may be because there is a problem in the dog's colon, which affects the normal reduction; or there is too much oxygen in the dog's gastrointestinal tract, causing it to be reduced to bilirubin and then oxidized to bilirubin. There is no biliverdin; it may also be that the dog’s body is too acidic and lacks the necessary reducing conditions. It is necessary to send the dog to a doctor for examination to avoid delaying the treatment of the dog due to errors in judgment.

Green diarrhea in dogs may be a food problem

If the dog accidentally eats grass, seaweed powder, etc., or eats too many vegetables, it will also cause indigestion, gastrointestinal dysfunction and diarrhea. And comes in food colors. Dog owners can stop feeding these foods, switch to normal dog food, and use oral yeast, lactobacilli or pet probiotics to regulate the gastrointestinal tract and help regulate the gastrointestinal flora back to normal. Pay attention to a scientific and reasonable diet, do not feed human food, and prevent your dog from accidentally eating inedible food to avoid irritating the gastrointestinal tract. Dog food should be the main food, and some nutritional supplements should be added in an appropriate amount. Pay attention to the appropriate amount of vegetables, fruits and other foods. Excessive amounts can also lead to diarrhea.