Generally, pet friends with experience in keeping pets will observe the dog's feces, because the physical condition of the dog can be judged from the dog's feces, which is a metaphor for dogs to have diarrhea, dog poops are black, dog poops are smelly, etc. Recently, many pet friends have encountered this problem of dog poops being ugly. Let's take a look at the reason why dog poops are smelly?
When pet dogs are sick, their own immune system will also play a role, mostly with diarrhea, feces odor, etc. Basically, diarrhea is a body defense reaction to expel toxic and harmful substances from the body as soon as possible. When a dog has diarrhea, it will lead to a lot of water deficiency. It is not advisable to continue feeding ordinary dog food at this time. Instead, it should replenish a lot of water, or add appropriate amounts of glucose and probiotics to the dog food.
If the dog has diarrhea, we need to carefully observe and analyze whether it is acute diarrhea or chronic diarrhea. The former is more likely to be enteritis caused by viral infection and must be sent to the pet hospital for treatment immediately. It is best to collect the dog's feces and send them to the doctor for examination in time to find out the cause and treat the symptomatically. Although chronic diarrhea does not cause death, it causes damage to the digestive tract mucosa for a long time, which will lead to digestive and absorption disorders, loss of physical strength, etc., which is also worthy of attention from parents. Here, chronic diarrhea should be distinguished from soft stool. Some dogs may experience soft stool due to poor spirits, tension, fatigue, etc., and should be observed in a targeted manner and cared for the dog.
Another problem with dogs' bowel movements is constipation. Especially in older dogs, the rate is relatively high. After constipation occurs in elderly dogs, the entire system skills will slow down, and when the stool accumulates in the intestines, ammonia and nitrogen will be produced, which will increase the burden on the dog's liver.
When dogs' intestines cannot function properly, they will feel uncomfortable, have no spirit, have a decreased appetite, and the odor of feces will also gain weight. At this time, you should replenish more water for your dog and give your pet dog some liquid food, such as millet lean meat porridge, which is conducive to the dog's gastrointestinal digestion.
In addition, feed some Gudeng probiotics directly on the dog, 1 pack per day to improve intestinal health. Long-term conditioning is conducive to treating gastrointestinal problems such as diarrhea and constipation in dogs. As long as parents reasonably match food every day, choose puffed, fully absorbed dog food, and pay attention to hygiene and safety, it will bring health guarantees to the dog's gastrointestinal health, and the odor of dog feces will become normal.
