Healthy poop

The color of healthy dog ​​poop is roughly yellow or brown. A healthy dog ​​excretes about three times a day, and the poop has a certain degree of coagulation and humidity.

Dry stool

If the dog has difficulty defecating and the stool is dry and hard, it means that the dog usually consumes too little fiber and the intestines are not lubricated. In this case, the owner should adjust the dog's diet and increase the proportion of food rich in fiber. You can feed your dog more water at ordinary times.

Loose and soft poop

Your dog’s loose stools may be caused by a cold. If so, pay attention to keeping your dog warm. If a parasitic infection causes the dog to have diarrhea, the dog must be dewormed regularly. If it is caused by indigestion, you can feed your dog some pet probiotics.

The color of the poop is wrong

If the color of the dog's poop has changed significantly, but the dog's food has not changed, it should be paid attention to. Gray stool may be bile duct obstruction caused by roundworms, tumors, etc. Red stool may be caused by anal fissure, enteritis, stabbing of the digestive tract, etc. Black poop may be caused by bleeding from digestive organs such as the intestines.