The border collie's gastrointestinal tract is relatively sensitive, and poor feeding and poor care are more likely to cause diarrhea. If it does not have nausea and vomiting when it has diarrhea and is in good spirits, you can give it some water. Water is used to help replenish water and prevent the body from dehydration, but the reasons why dogs have diarrhea are very complicated. Pet owners should pay attention to observe and find out the reasons for their diarrhea, and solve them in a targeted manner to help the border collie recover as soon as possible. Come to the situation.
1. Unsuitable ingredients
Although dogs are omnivores, their gastrointestinal tract is intolerant to many ingredients, especially people’s meals and pickled foods. , dairy products, etc. If you accidentally give the Border Collie unsuitable food, stomach discomfort will cause diarrhea.
At this time, the pet owner needs to stop eating and observe it for half a day or a day as soon as possible. If the border collie does not have vomiting symptoms, he can first let him expel the unclean things from his body, and then You can feed it some warm water in an appropriate amount, and add some fructose in the water to help replenish energy. After the diet is over, and the animal recovers and has a bowel movement, you can feed it some soup or millet soup that is light and easy to digest.
2. Indigestion or symptoms
Although the Border Collie is a very smart dog, it is also difficult to deal with the food it likes. If you are unable to resist, you may eat too much and too quickly, and poor gastrointestinal digestion may also cause diarrhea; in addition, vaccination, deworming, or being frightened may also cause diarrhea.
For this kind of situation, the pet owner must also check the pet's food intake and give it appropriate licks of pet probiotics and probiotic powder such as Wang Yizhi or Chongjieting. Beneficial bacteria are helpful in coordinating gastrointestinal disorders, assisting in restored gastrointestinal motility, and relieving the dog's diarrhea. After the condition stabilizes, pay attention to regular feeding, and do not allow the Border Collie to eat excessively.
3. Sparganosis
Dogs over three months old must be dewormed on time, and the same goes for regular deworming work To provide an extra layer of protection for the human body, if the border sheep are not dewormed for a long time, the excessive number of sparganas in the body will destroy the normal gastrointestinal environment and cause diarrhea.
Dogs infected with sparganosis sometimes not only suffer from diarrhea, but also nausea and vomiting. If the border collie does notAs the vomiting occurs, you can add some water to it appropriately. It is best to take it to see a doctor when its diarrhea is slightly reduced, and consult the pet doctor to take medicine and deworming, so as to ensure the timely deworming work.
4. Physiological properties Danger
If the border shepherd not only has diarrhea, but also has symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, bleeding in the stool, twitching, fever, mental distress, and not eating, it is likely that he is suffering from Serious illnesses, such as gastroenteritis, canine distemper, mildew, etc., require immediate fasting of food and drink and early medical examination and treatment. It is not recommended to take medication privately to avoid making the condition more serious.