What to do if your dog has gout?

What to do about gout in dogs:
1. Dogs need to be treated with drugs that inhibit uric acid synthesis and uric acid excretion drugs.
2. If the symptoms are particularly severe, surgical treatment is required. Gout in dogs will cause swelling and pain in the joints, and may even be accompanied by an increase in body temperature.
3. In the acute stage, drugs such as goutin, indomethacin, and phenylbutazone can be used to inhibit the dog’s inflammatory response.
Symptoms of gout in dogs:
1. When feeding dogs, you should choose foods rich in vitamin A and low in protein.
2. During the feeding process, the above problems should be discovered in time and can be fully solved through acquired nutritional supplements.
3. The main reason why dogs get gout is due to excessive intake of animal protein, resulting in too much protein in the body.
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