1. Infectious diseases cause diarrhea

It may be caused by infectious diseases, such as coronavirus, canine distemper, etc. The shape of dog poop: watery, mushy, bloody, jelly-like, etc. If the shape of the dog's poop is watery, it means that the dog has serious diarrhea. At this time, it should be taken to the pet hospital immediately to diagnose the cause and prescribe the right medicine.

2. There are parasites in the body

Dogs need to be dewormed on time after they are three months old, because parasites can cause diarrhea. At this time, if the dog's stool is jelly-like, accompanied by blood streaks, and the dog's mental state and eating are normal, then the dog's diarrhea may be caused by parasites. This requires deworming the dog and giving it deworming medicine. In addition, it is recommended to deworm your dog every six months to prevent your dog from developing parasites.

3. Indigestion caused by unreasonable diet

The gastrointestinal function of puppies is very fragile and lacks digestive enzymes. If you feed your dog meat or canned meat as its main food, it will easily cause indigestion and diarrhea. If your dog's diarrhea is left alone, it will become more and more diarrhea, which may lead to dehydration and be life-threatening. When dogs have indigestion, they can be given probiotics to supplement digestive enzymes, promote digestion, and relieve diarrhea.

4. Catching a cold in the bath leads to diarrhea

Sometimes puppies take a bath on the first day and start to have diarrhea the next day. At this time, the owner should pay attention to observation. If the spirit and appetite are normal, generally speaking, it is not a big problem. It may be a cold and diarrhea. Pay attention to keeping it warm and feed it some easy-to-digest food, and it can slowly recover.