Symptoms of indigestion in dogs

Dogs will have symptoms such as diarrhea or constipation in varying degrees. Dogs vomit, and the vomit is in the form of foamy mucus and gastric juice. Depending on the nature of the disease, the vomit is mixed with blood, bile, and mucosal fragments. Dog poop starts out as a mixture of water and poop, and then becomes watery, sometimes mixed with tissue fragments and blood. There will be pain when touching the dog's abdomen, mild yellow and white tongue coating, accompanied by symptoms of dehydration, and yellowish urine. The course of the disease is usually about 2 to 5 days.

Treatment method for dog indigestion

First, you need to fast for a day, and after one day, you can give easy-to-digest liquid food such as soup and porridge. Give the dog some gastric strengtheners and digestive aids, such as lactobacillus, gastric enzyme mixture, maternal and infant health products, etc. Gentamicin and berberine can be given to dogs with dilute or watery stools mixed with mucus and blood. Severely dehydrated dogs can be given sugar saline, physiological saline, or compound sodium chloride. Parents need to take more care, and they will recover in 2 or 3 days.