What does a dog's hunger strike mean?

When a dog goes on a hunger strike, the first step is to eliminate interference caused by diseases, vaccinations, food changes and other factors. It is recommended that owners observe the dog's daily activities.

Diseases

Most diseases will affect the dog’s gastrointestinal tract. Just like people, they will not want to eat when they are sick. Being sick may be accompanied by symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, and poor mental health. It is recommended that the owner be sent directly to the hospital for examination and treatment without hesitation!

Vaccination

Because the vaccine is a weakened virus, the dog’s immunity will be temporarily reduced, and the dog may have some adverse reactions. These adverse reactions usually last for 1-2 days. If the dog continues to eat, then it is OK. If your dog has not eaten after 1-2 days, you should go to the hospital for a checkup!

Problems with changing food

Poor palatability and bad taste of dog food may affect the dog’s appetite. A dog with a bad temper said, "I might as well stop eating. Master, do you still want me to starve to death?" It is recommended to change the dog's food not suddenly, but gradually and slowly.