Healthy type

1. The feces is light yellow, not too smelly, relatively dry and in the shape of strips. The proportion of vegetables and grains in dog food is relatively large, and the proportion of meat is relatively small, and the nutrients are basically exhausted.

Eating problem type

2. The feces is black in color, has a strong odor, and is semi-dry and formed into strips. There is too much meat in the dog's food and the attraction is not complete and sufficient.

3. The feces is white and yellow, basically odorless, and very dry and lumpy without forming strips. Dog food bones contain too much calcium, and the calcium absorption has been saturated. The excess components accumulate inside and form stones or are excreted from the body.

4. The feces is very moist but not considered loose stools. It is black in color and appears fresh and shiny when pulled out of the cavity quickly. Dog food contains too much fat.

5. The feces is very dry, and it takes a long time for the dog to pass it out. Pay attention to whether there is insufficient water and too little fat content in the food.

Internal problem type

6. The feces is discharged all at once and turns black, but it does not happen continuously for a few days. It is usually due to typhoid fever.

7. The feces is discharged all at once and turns into yellow water, but it does not happen continuously for several days. It is usually caused by fever and cold.​ ​

Lesion type

8. If the feces turns into black water or black water and remains like this for 24 consecutive hours, it is recommended to seek medical treatment as soon as possible. If it is inconvenient to seek medical treatment, fast completely, provide a small amount of water, and prepare earthworm. Injection and gentamicin are administered in small amounts and multiple times according to body weight.

9. The feces is moist and shiny, but the feces is intermittent and in strips but often stringy. The dog keeps taking one or two steps forward. Consider whether to deworm the feces. ​

10. There are often white phosphorus-like substances in the feces. Pay attention to whether the bones are not fully digested. If not, the dog's internal worm disease is more serious. There are adult worms and eggs, and the dogs should be dewormed repeatedly in small amounts.