Common causes include: indigestion, food poisoning, emotional stress, soy foods, pancreatic disease, cancer, laxatives, antacids, caffeine, parasites, colitis, viruses, germs or other microorganisms, drinking too much Clean water, eating spoiled food, food or chemical allergies, etc.
Eating too much

If pet owners are feeding dog food to their puppies, they should pay attention to controlling the amount of food. Generally, feeding them seven to eight times full is enough. If you are not sure, you can touch the puppies after they are full. Check the puppy's belly. If the belly is too distended, the next feeding should be appropriately reduced.

Then on the second day, you can feed some easily digestible food, such as millet porridge, clear water noodles, etc. Do not eat greasy food and leftovers, and focus on a light diet.

Gastrointestinal discomfort with food

Many dog ​​friends feed their dogs goat milk powder and seaweed powder. If you don’t know that your dog has diarrhea, you think it’s a big deal. In fact, this is relatively normal. Some dogs have a weak stomach. Yes, if you can't adapt to these foods for the time being, the way to solve the problem is to reduce the amount of food your dog uses, and slowly adapt to it. After a while, the dog will naturally return to the normal dosage.

Eating food with bacteria

Once a puppy eats spoiled food or food containing bacteria, it will also cause diarrhea. At this time, the pet owner should first stop fasting the puppy for half a day or one day, and then give the puppy Dogs are fed some probiotics to regulate their gastrointestinal tract and increase intestinal beneficial bacteria.

Gastroenteritis

Generally speaking, dogs with poor gastrointestinal problems, such as chronic gastroenteritis or acute gastroenteritis, indigestion and other diseases, will make dogs prone to diarrhea, and their treatment time will be relatively long. The editor's suggestion is that if it is acute gastroenteritis, severe diarrhea occurs, and you do not have strong professional knowledge, it is best to send the dog to the veterinarian for treatment quickly. For those with chronic gastroenteritis or indigestion, you can give your dog some Guden probiotics or make some homemade liquid food to help the gastrointestinal motility. At the same time, remember not to feed dry dog ​​food for the time being, and observe carefully. of.

Note that when a dog suffers from a small cold or canine distemper, it will also cause diarrhea. We need to send it to the pet hospital in time and let the doctor prescribe the right medicine, so that the dog will recover quickly.

If you are sure that your dog has diarrhea due to eating too much, it is relatively simple and does not require medication. Just starve it for a day. This is very effective for dogs that have diarrhea after eating too much, but be careful not to deprive them of food or water. Dogs have diarrhea caused by eating the wrong things and spoiling their stomachs.