Solutions for dogs suffering from internal heat

1. Give the dog some medicine to assist in reducing internal heat. Crush the Andrographis paniculata tablets, dissolve them in water and give them to the dog to drink. This can reduce the internal heat in the dog.
2. You can feed dogs sweet herbal tea, Xiasangju granules, isatis root and other fire-reducing drugs, but be careful not to use too much. The amount is generally one-quarter of that of humans.
3. You can cook some mung bean soup for your dog, but mung beans are relatively cold, so puppies should not eat them to avoid diarrhea. It is recommended to eat them in small amounts.
4. When your dog gets angry, you can eat more fruits and vegetables, such as apples, watermelon, etc. Fruit can also reduce heat, but be careful not to feed too much. Just feed a quarter or half of it at a time.
5. Some low-quality dog ​​food contains a lot of additives and seasonings, and is high in salt and oil, causing dogs to get angry if they eat too much. In this case, you need to change the dog food and purposefully select some high-quality natural food for the dog to eat.

Causes of dogs getting angry

1. The dog food they eat contains a lot of additives and other items, which cause dogs to get angry.
2. The weather is hot or the dog eats some irritating food, which causes the dog to get angry.
3. The dog is not cleaned well.
4. Sometimes too much salt in food can cause internal heat.

Symptoms of dogs getting internal heat

1. The normal color of dog urine is light yellow. When dogs get internal heat, the urine is more orange-yellow and has a particularly strong smell.
2. Bad breath is also a symptom of internal heat. A dog's mouth will emit a relatively strong odor.
3. When the dog is angry, the secretion of eye feces will increase. Owners should clean out their dog's eye mucus regularly. Excessive accumulation of eye mucus can easily cause eye inflammation.
4. If your dog’s stool is black, it may be angry.