Treatment methods for dog stomatitis

1. Eliminate the cause, remove foreign objects that damage the dog’s oral mucosa, trim sharp teeth, and stop taking irritating drugs.

2. Do not feed hard food (bones, dry dog ​​food) to avoid further trauma. You can feed your dog soft and light food such as porridge.

3. Use antibiotics such as veterinary drugs containing amoxicillin, combined with drugs that kill anaerobic bacteria such as metronidazole and multivitamins.

4. When there are erosions and ulcers on the dog’s oral mucosa or tongue surface, after rinsing the mouth, use iodine glycerin (1 part 5% iodine, 9 parts glycerin)) or 2% gentian violet or Apply 1% sulfaglycerol emulsion to the wound surface 2-3 times a day.

5. For severe stomatitis, the dog can be given a sulfa-alum mixture in its mouth or the Chinese medicine Qingdai powder, which has a good effect.

Common causes of dog stomatitis

1. Thick and hard bones, sharp teeth, nails, wires, etc. directly damage the oral mucosa, and then cause secondary infection. Stomatitis occurs.

2. Accidental consumption of quicklime, ammonia, moldy feed, and excessively concentrated irritating drugs.

3. Secondary to tongue injury, pharyngitis or certain infectious diseases.