When the temperature is too low, it is easy for dogs to get cold and have diarrhea. When a dog develops fever and vomiting, the first thing to check is whether the dog has eaten toxic substances. If the dog has blood in the stool and diarrhea for more than 24 hours, the owner must take measures, stop eating for 24 hours, and drink water to prevent dehydration (note, only if the dog does not vomit), if the dog's condition improves, no longer Take measures. If not, take the dog to the pet hospital for treatment as soon as possible.

How do I prevent my dog from having diarrhea?

First, vaccinate your dog on time, and don't let your dog play with food that is easy to break and swallow. Bones and toys, do not suddenly change the dog's diet and drinking water source, do not let the dog come into contact with poisonous medicines and plants, regularly check whether there are insects in the dog's stomach, and keep the dog away from garbage.

Diarrhea in pet dogs is a very common problem. Eating too much, too oily, too fast, or something indigestible can all cause diarrhea in dogs.

In addition to observing the feces, also pay attention to other conditions of the dog, such as: whether the body temperature is high, and whether the dog is accompanied by strong vomiting, whether the vomit is bloody, etc. Wait, in short, to see if the dog has other symptoms besides diarrhea.