How to treat diarrhea in bullmastiffs? In the process of raising bullmastiffs, everyone should know more about some diseases and problems that may occur in dogs so that they can find out the relevant diseases in time. Take measures to solve the problem.

1. Changing food causes indigestion

Indigestion, which is the most common cause of loose stools, is especially common in bullmastiffs under six months of age. Simple indigestion is also called loose stools. The intestines and stomach of a puppy are very delicate. Because the digestive system is very delicate and lacks many digestive enzymes, eating canned or simple meat when the puppy is less than three months old can easily cause indigestion. Poor digestion will lead to loose stools. If left alone, the loose stools will become thinner and thinner, causing dehydration, which is very dangerous.

Therefore, all cat parents and dog parents, please be sure to treat this situation of your little one carefully. Under the premise that you are sure that you have not contracted any disease (the home environment and food can be ensured to be hygienic, and the puppy has been immunized), you can stop. Feed foods that are difficult to digest, such as canned food and meat, and feed two tablets of Lactobacillus at a time, two or three times a day, and the effect will be effective within one day. If necessary, control your diet. You can starve for about a day first, and don't overfeed every meal in the future. Let your stomach and intestines adjust first. Don't be nervous about this kind of diarrhea. The focus is on adjustment.

2. Diarrhea caused by the change of seasons

Now is the time when the seasons change and the temperatures alternate. Many bullmastiffs are prone to diarrhea. Generally speaking, as long as the dog's spirit and appetite are the same as usual, it can be considered that sudden changes in weather or colds lead to diarrhea. It is necessary to properly keep the Bullmastiff warm and regulate his digestion.

　3. Parasites

If you need to take medicine to fight insects, it is best to go to the hospital for a stool test first, and then use targeted medicine.

In addition, due to diarrhea caused by parasites, blood streaks may be seen in the stool. On the other hand, if you see such stool, it is best to have a test to confirm. It is recommended to deworm every three months to completely prevent this phenomenon from happening. The most important thing when a Bullmastiff has diarrhea is to observe his mental state and appetite. If there is no difference from usual times, just give him some gastrointestinal conditioning. If he has fever and poor energy, it should be inflammation. Please refer to the above. Regarding the treatment of enteritis or going to the hospital for examination and treatment.

4. Enteritis

The symptoms are that in addition to diarrhea, the Bullmastiff's mental state is not very good and the body temperature rises. In this case, the bullmastiff's symptoms are very similar to canine infectious enteritis (canine distemper). After confirming that the bullmastiff has been immunized, you can treat it according to the following methods. Otherwise, please go to the hospital for examination and diagnosis as soon as possible.

Gentamicin injection can be taken orally. The most common ones in pharmacies are 80,000 units in two milliliters, and you drink 20,000 units each time, twice a day. It should be noted that half an hour after taking Qingda, the bullmastiff needs to be fed some digestive aids with live fungi, such as lactase, MamiLove, etc., help cats restore their digestion ability. You can also go to the drugstore to buy "Smecta" to stop diarrhea for bullmastiffs. Unlike Qingda, it uses physical methods to take bacteria out of the body.

If you find it troublesome, you can directly feed your pet some probiotics to regulate the stomach. You can buy some pet probiotics, which are specially designed to treat symptoms such as gastroenteritis, vomiting, diarrhea, and loss of appetite in dogs. Once a day, one pack at a time Generally, after a few days of conditioning, the Bullmastiff's gastrointestinal tract can recover extremely well.