1. Abnormal urine

Normal urine is light yellow. If the color is too dark or milky, you may have kidney disease. If you are unable to urinate, your urethra may be blocked.

2. Eye abnormalities

If the eyes are bloodshot, surface turbid, afraid of bright light, swollen eyes, etc., they may be slightly irritated by foreign objects, or they may be sick, such as viral viruses, injuries, lack of vitamin B, inverted eyelashes, or severe corneal disease. inflammation, chronic conjunctivitis, hepatitis, etc.

3. Abnormal nose tip

A healthy dog’s nose is moist, black and shiny. If your dog is found to have excessive nasal discharge, nosebleeds, nasal congestion, or nose swelling, dryness, etc., he may be suffering from a cold or rhinitis.

4. Being too thin

Reasons for dogs that are too thin include insufficient food intake, parasites, internal diseases, and sudden changes in the environment can also cause dogs to lose weight.

5. The stool is unusual

The frequency, shape, color, and taste of stool can all reflect your health status. Diarrhea is generally caused by indigestion caused by eating too much. If there is blood in the stool, there may be parasites. In addition, constipation may be caused by internal problems or fractures.