Intestinal blockage in puppies is a common problem and if not handled in time, it can lead to serious health problems. Dog owners should understand how to prevent and deal with intestinal blockage in puppies. First, the best way to prevent intestina...
Intestinal blockage in puppies is a common problem and if not handled in time, it can lead to serious health problems.
Dog owners should understand how to prevent and deal with intestinal blockage in puppies.
First, the best way to prevent intestinal blockage of puppies is to control their diet and water consumption.
Do not give puppies too greasy food and too much food, as this will increase the risk of intestinal blockage.
In addition, give the puppies enough water every day to maintain good bowel function.
If you find signs of intestinal blockage in the puppy, you should take immediate action.
The following are some useful methods:
1. Drinking a lot of water If a puppy is blocked intestines, it is best to provide it with a lot of water.
This can help soften stool and help drain stool.
2. Unlock the intestine You can rinse the puppy's anus with warm water.
Wiping the area near the anus with a wet tissue can also help unclog the intestines and promote excretion of stools.
3. Lubricant You can add soft lubricants to your puppy's food, such as seaweed or rapeseed oil.
These lubricants help soften stool and make it easier to be discharged.
4. Establish rules Establish regular bowel movement schedules for puppies.
This can help puppies maintain good gut health and reduce the risk of gut blockage.
We can help the puppy defecate in the morning, evening, after meals, etc., and at the same time, we can also lengthen the interval between his defecation and let the puppy's body adapt to the habits.
Of course, if the puppy has severe intestinal blockage, you should contact your pet doctor in time.
Pet doctors can provide puppies with more advanced treatments, such as chronic enema or surgery, and ensure that the puppies’ gut health is completely restored.
Dog owners should remain calm and patient throughout the process.
Maintaining good communication and training with puppies can help puppies better adapt to the maintenance of intestinal health.
