I am three years old this year, and my body has always been very strong. Except for a skin disease and occasional indigestion, I have hardly ever been ill. Corgi's stomach is notoriously fragile, and a little carelessness will lead to indigestion or enteritis symptoms. Today, Canned Mama will share with you the experience of how to prevent dog enteritis.
An episode about indigestion
Because of gastrointestinal sensitivity, canned food has said goodbye to big stick bone snacks. Once I ate a beef stick bone snack with air-dried meat residue on it, which caused indigestion. The canned food that never urinated in the house had abnormal behavior. It kept humming and looking at the door, and kept jumping up to pick me up. At that time, I didn't pay much attention to it, thinking that it was playing with me. It really didn't hold back. It squatted beside the food bowl and pulled a pool of thin, very thin, mixed with water. Observed its spirit is very good, there is no mucus in the stool, the day's food was cut off, the toilet was laid with urine pads, it did not pull the second time. The next morning, I just fed a small amount of dog food with some probiotics, and my defecation was normal. Since then, I have been paying attention to the stomach and intestines of canned food.
How to pay attention to diet?
1. The food just taken out of the refrigerator should be aired before feeding it to the dog. For example, the yogurt we often drink should be aired for 20 minutes before feeding it to the dog. Cold food will stimulate the dog's stomach. Canned yogurt is super love to drink, every time just out of the refrigerator, it will look at me waiting to drink, but for its health, I will let it wait.
3. Bone snacks are not suitable for every dog. If your children usually have fragile intestines and stomach, such as Corgi, Husky, Alaska and other dogs with fragile intestines and stomach, please feed them as little as possible. Otherwise, it's the same indigestion as a can.
How to pay attention to daily life?
1. Wash your food bowl and water basin every day. Don't be lazy! Seemingly small things are actually very important, especially the basin where the dog drinks water. If you don't brush it for a day, there will be sticky substances on the edge of the basin, which are protective films for bacteria. That's why dogs sometimes have soft stools, and my diligence is "forced out" by my fragile stomach.
3. Watch your dog more often on a daily basis. Canned bellies sometimes rumble. I often analyze whether I'm hungry or what I ate is not digested.
The last thing I want to say
As long as you pay more attention at ordinary times, the dog will rarely have enteritis under careful care. Once similar symptoms occur, first observe the dog's spirit to see if there is mucus, blood, etc. If it is abnormal, the condition can not be delayed, please see a doctor in time.
