How to treat Czech Terrier hernia

Treatment options for hernias in Czech Terriers:
1. Umbilical hernias and inguinal hernias in newborn puppies under 1 month old are usually mild and can recover on their own. No special treatment is required, but enhanced care is required. For dogs over 1 month old, surgery should be performed as soon as possible.
2. Generally, conservative treatment can use traditional Chinese medicine to warm the meridians and dispel cold. However, general conservative treatment is not thorough and may cause recurrence.
3. It is usually necessary to ask a doctor to determine whether surgery is needed based on the dog’s condition. As an owner, as long as you pay attention to not letting your dog bark as much as possible, you can reduce the chance of getting sick.
How to raise a Czech Terrier:
1. The puppy’s diet should increase with the increase in food intake. Puppies aged 2-3 months need to be fed 4-5 times a day. Keep food fresh and of high quality.
2. The owner should bathe the dog once every one to two weeks, but not frequently.
3. Be sure to take it out for a walk every day. This kind of dog is very energetic. You must let it go out to play more, otherwise it will tear down the house if it cannot use up all its energy.
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