When your dog is anemic, you should first improve its diet. Parents should prepare some nutritionally balanced and comprehensive food for dogs, and at the same time, appropriately add vitamins and protein foods, such as nutrient-rich cereals, goat milk powder and other nutrients.

Golden partner: In addition to giving your dog protein or vitamins, you can also supplement it with some golden partner nutrition packages, such as British MAG’s goat milk powder, Goldvita, Calcium, etc., to make your dog’s nutrition more nutritious. Comprehensive balance.

Vitamin C: The iron content in some foods is not sufficient. Parents can supplement their dogs with iron supplements. Vitamin C can help the effective absorption of iron and increase hemoglobin. Therefore, the intake of vitamin C must also be sufficient.

Vegetables: Secondly, parents can feed vegetables to dogs. They should not be eaten only when they are sick. Vegetables should also be included in their daily food. Many vegetables contain iron, such as black fungus, seaweed, nostoc, shepherd's purse, black sesame, lotus root powder, etc. Vegetables are the most natural nutrients for humans, and dogs are no exception.

　2. Drug dosage

In addition, dogs should also be supplemented with hematopoietic substances, or directly eat nutritional supplements such as blood-tonifying liver essence and raw blood treasure, protein powder, and high-quality dog ​​food. Doctors’ recommendations for drug dosage are: ferrous sulfate, taken orally 2 to 3 times a day; cobalt chloride, taken orally, 3 to 5 room liters a day, 0.3% solution; vitamins, intramuscular injection, once a day; folic acid, taken orally, every day Once a day, 1-3 grams.

　3. Blood transfusion therapy

When performing blood transfusion under the scientific guidance of a doctor, remember to slow down the rate of blood transfusion. Generally, 10 to 15 ml should be transfused an hour. The specific dosage needs to be determined according to the specific volume of the dog.