Dog enteritis requires gastrointestinal cleaning

An appropriate amount of laxatives such as sodium sulfate and artificial salt should be used to help dogs take it orally to clean the gastrointestinal tract.

Dogs with enteritis need anti-inflammatory and anti-diarrheal treatment

Take 0.1-0.5g of berberine orally three times a day. Antibiotics such as sulfadiazine (0.1-0.3g/kg body weight, take 2-3 times), sulfadiazine (0.1-0.3g/kg body weight, take 3-4 times), sulfamethoxazole and other antibiotics can be used. chloramphenicol, oxytetracycline or chloramphenicol. For non-bacterial enteritis, when the accumulated feces has been basically eliminated and the feces has no sour smell, but the dog still has severe diarrhea, astringent drugs should be given to stop diarrhea, such as activated charcoal 0.5-2g, tannin 0.5-2g, times Bismuth chlorate 0.3-1g, fed three times a day. Drugs used by humans such as Zhengchangsheng and Mommy’s Love are very effective in treating enteritis in dogs.

Dog enteritis requires food therapy

You should fast for 24 hours, only give a small amount of water, and then feed sugar and salt water rice soup (add 1 gram of salt and 10 grams of multidimensional glucose to every 100 ml of rice soup) , or give broth, starch paste, milk, soy milk, etc., and then gradually thicken until the normal diet is completely restored.