This may be a prolapse of the dog's anus, or the dog has hemorrhoids, or it may be a tumor. It is best for parents to take the dog to the hospital for a detailed examination. If the prolapse is not serious, it will usually retract on its own. Yes, if it is hemorrhoids, it needs cleaning and anti-inflammation every day. If it is a tumor, parents must determine whether it is benign or malignant.

Tips:

When feeding your dog, you should pay attention to a light diet. Don’t feed too much each time. Try to feed some simple and easy-to-digest food. Give your dog some water and exercise it more often.