When it comes to the stomach and intestines of dogs, I believe that anyone who has ever raised a dog will have a headache, because a dog's stomach problem is really a very troublesome thing. Because dogs are quite greedy, when they see delicious food, they will eat madly regardless of whether they are hungry or full, and then they will not be able to digest them. After that, there may be diarrhea, vomiting or loss of appetite, etc. It is also expected that you cannot eat well for several days.

In addition, some gastrointestinal problems can also be seen from the dog's stool. For example, the dog is prone to loose stools, so don't give it too much Meat is a food with a lot of oil, because too much oil can easily cause the dog to pull sticky and smelly, and in severe cases, it will be loose. If your dog is often constipated, you should try to eat as little bones as possible. You may have noticed that although dogs can bite bones, in fact, dogs cannot digest them, and many bone residues will be pulled out with the stool. It is very easy to form hard lumps. If your dog is prone to constipation on weekdays, you should be careful when eating bones.

If your dog has a loss of appetite, you can try to give your dog some fruits and vegetables to adjust his stomach, but don't eat too much. Some dogs like to eat vegetables or even food when they have an upset stomach. Eating grass, but eating too much will make the stomach worse, and it will also cause diarrhea or vomiting. If your dog likes to eat jerky, and the dog is larger, you should also pay attention. Because the dog has a big mouth, it can eat a piece very quickly, but there is no good chewing at all. The large piece of jerky is swallowed directly into the stomach. It takes longer to digest, and the dog's stomach will also be Very uncomfortable. Therefore, during this period of time, the dog has no appetite, then let it go first, let it digest the jerky during this time, and don't rush to adjust the dog's stomach and let it continue to eat with an appetite.