Common adverse reactions in dogs

1. Vomiting

Vomiting is a muscle reflex action that moves the stomach and even the small intestine The contents are expulsed from the body. Generally speaking, the yellow water spit out by dogs is gastric juice, the white and transparent water is dog saliva, and the yellow-green water is dog bile.

2. Diarrhea

The dog’s stool will reflect the dog’s feeding status. If a dog has diarrhea and vomits at the same time, it is mostly due to foreign matter or fungal infection in the digestive tract.

3. Scratching the ears

If the dog scratches the ears frequently, you should carefully check whether there are ear mites in the dog’s ear canal. If there is a large amount of dark brown earwax in the ear canal, This means your dog may be suffering from ear mites.

4. Skin infection

If the dog often scratches its skin, and if it is found that there are ringworm spots on the skin, it means that the dog is infected by fungus. If your dog has fleas and other parasites, it will also cause itching. You can tell by observing whether there are black dots on the hair.

Causes of adverse reactions in dogs

1. Excessive numbers of parasites can disrupt intestinal peristalsis and cause indigestion in dogs. Loss of appetite, weight loss, frequent diarrhea, occasional vomiting, blood streaks or even white insect eggs in loose stools.

2. Dogs will have runny nose, sneezing, diarrhea and other problems after catching a cold. Common causes of colds in dogs are cold, sudden drops in temperature, etc.

3. Gastroenteritis. There will be obvious vomiting and diarrhea, the dog rarely eats, and there is blood in the feces. These are the phenotypes of gastroenteritis.

4. Canine distemper is small. With canine distemper, dogs will have fever, diarrhea, etc., as well as loss of appetite. Other symptoms include purulent eye droppings, vomiting and foaming.