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Why Does my DOG Have Diarrhea?
If your dog has diarrhea, pay close attention
Among the most common causes, we can mention abrupt changes in the animal's diet, eating something strange, eating foods that your dog is not used to, bacterial or viral infections and parasitic infestations, such as worms. Diarrhea can also appear as a side reaction to the use of some medications.
Additionally, food intolerances, inflammatory diseases and some more serious causes can cause your pet to have diarrhea, but it is important to note that you consult your veterinarian if you are concerned about your dog and the consistency of his feces. He will be able to guide you better and verify the need to investigate the cause of your dog's diarrhea.
The reasons for diarrhea range from minor to serious. While diarrhea in dogs is common and often nothing to worry about, it's still worth talking to your vet, especially if:
Your dog is not behaving normally.
Your dog is not eating or drinking water normally.
There is blood (red or black in color) in the stool.
Your dog's belly appears swollen.
Diarrhea persists for more than a few days.
Your dog is apathetic and doesn't interact with his family or refuses to do things he used to enjoy
As mentioned previously, diet is an important factor in the appearance of stool. When cleaning your dog's feces, pay attention to its appearance and consistency.
In general, your dog's feces should be a medium brown color, but the color varies depending on the diet. Healthy stools are firm.
If you want to solve your dog's diarrhea problem, write in the comments, my dog has diarrhea, I want a solution, I will record a special video for you
Why Does my DOG Have Diarrhea?
If your dog has diarrhea, pay close attention
Among the most common causes, we can mention abrupt changes in the animal's diet, eating something strange, eating foods that your dog is not used to, bacterial or viral infections and parasitic infestations, such as worms. Diarrhea can also appear as a side reaction to the use of some medications.
Additionally, food intolerances, inflammatory diseases and some more serious causes can cause your pet to have diarrhea, but it is important to note that you consult your veterinarian if you are concerned about your dog and the consistency of his feces. He will be able to guide you better and verify the need to investigate the cause of your dog's diarrhea.
The reasons for diarrhea range from minor to serious. While diarrhea in dogs is common and often nothing to worry about, it's still worth talking to your vet, especially if:
Your dog is not behaving normally.
Your dog is not eating or drinking water normally.
There is blood (red or black in color) in the stool.
Your dog's belly appears swollen.
Diarrhea persists for more than a few days.
Your dog is apathetic and doesn't interact with his family or refuses to do things he used to enjoy
As mentioned previously, diet is an important factor in the appearance of stool. When cleaning your dog's feces, pay attention to its appearance and consistency.
In general, your dog's feces should be a medium brown color, but the color varies depending on the diet. Healthy stools are firm.
If you want to solve your dog's diarrhea problem, write in the comments, my dog has diarrhea, I want a solution, I will record a special video for you
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