1. Intestinal problems.

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

In addition, once the puppy eats spoiled food, or eats too much, the accumulation of food in the puppy's intestines will cause a considerable burden, and vomiting and diarrhea will occur due to intestinal discomfort. At this time, the pet owner should first stop fasting the puppy for half a day or one day, and then feed the puppy some probiotics to regulate the gastrointestinal tract and increase the beneficial bacteria in the intestines.

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.

2. Caused by a cold.

If the weather cools down and the temperature difference between day and night is large, do not bathe the puppy unless necessary. If it feels smelly, you can use dry cleaning powder specially designed for dogs. In addition, do not let your puppy sleep on the cold floor, otherwise it will easily cause vomiting and diarrhea after catching a cold in the stomach.

If the pet owner finds that in addition to vomiting and diarrhea, the puppy is also accompanied by a runny nose, sneezing, and coughing, he can give the puppy some Wang Xianggan Ke Ling to relieve the vomiting and diarrhea caused by catching a cold. At the same time, pet owners should also pay attention to keeping their puppies warm.

3. Caused by parasites.

If a puppy is accidentally infected with parasites, it will appear as if it eats normally but does not gain weight or lose weight, and may also suffer from loss of appetite, vomiting and diarrhea, bloody or black, tarry feces, etc. In severe cases, Insect eggs and insect bodies are excreted in the feces, or blood streaks are seen.

If the pet owner sees that the puppy has such poop, which is similar to gastroenteritis, it is recommended that the pet owner take the puppy to the pet hospital for examination. In the future, it is best to deworm the puppy every three months to prevent vomiting and diarrhea from happening again.
4. Infection with viruses such as plague and parvovirus.
If the dog’s diarrhea symptoms do not improve after 2-3 days of treatment according to the above methods, or even symptoms of fever, vomiting, dehydration, and blood in the stool, please take the dog to see a pet doctor immediately.