The dangers of constipation

Feces remaining in the intestine for a long time will continuously release toxic gases and toxins that damage the intestinal environment, leading to gastrointestinal dysfunction and endocrine imbalance. It also delays the metabolic cycle, causing dogs and cats to have poor appetite and sleep problems.
Dogs that suffer from constipation for a long time will have a bad temper, loose skin, dull coat, and fart continuously. If you are already suffering from diseases, constipation will worsen problems such as high blood pressure and coronary heart disease.

Causes of constipation in dogs;

Long-term consumption of large amounts of animal offal, meat, and bones. Not liking to drink water can lead to malnutrition and chronic wasting diseases, causing the dog's intestinal flaccidity, inability to transport intestinal contents, and retention in the intestines. Bones and hair are mixed in the feed, or soil, stones, toys, hair and other foreign objects are ingested and block the intestines. Changes in the living environment or adjustments to the dog's defecation time have disrupted the dog's original defecation habits or been disturbed by external interference when preparing to defecate. Suffering from anal abscess, anal fistula, rectal tumors and other diseases.

Symptoms of constipation in dogs:

You can feel dry and hard feces when you touch the back of the abdomen. The dog will show pain, growl or arch its back when exerting force. Confirmed.
The main symptom is difficulty in defecation. Sick dogs often try to defecate, but are unable to do so, and often bark in pain. At the beginning of the disease, there are great changes in energy and appetite, followed by mental restlessness and inability to eat. Bowel sounds weaken or stop, persistent vomiting, anal finger pressure allergy, bowel sounds weaken or stop, accompanied by symptoms of dehydration and rapid breathing. Dry, hard feces may be palpable in the rectum.

How to solve the problem of constipation:

Feed easy-to-digest food and less bones, animal offal, and meat; ensure that the dog’s drinking water is hygienic and adequate, and give the dog more fiber-rich food fruits and vegetables; ensure that the dog gets sufficient exercise and avoid food accumulation to reduce the chance of constipation; let the dog adapt slowly to the new environment and do not disturb it when it defecates; give the dog vegetable oil; take an appropriate amount orally Enzyme bacteria to moisturize the intestines and relieve constipation; use Kaiselu to enhance rectal lubrication and stimulate defecation;