Under normal circumstances, the poop pulled out by the dog is a strip of poop with moderate soft and hard, and it will not stick to the ground when picked up from the ground. But if the dog has constipation, the dog’s stool will appear in the shape of particles, and it is very dry and hard. Therefore, if we find that the dog raised in our family pulls granular stool, it is that the dog is constipated. So what should we do when dogs are constipated?

The cause of constipation is that the dog’s intestines and stomach are blocked during exercise, and the secretion is disordered, resulting in the stagnation of digestive products in the intestines and stomach and becoming very dry. Generally speaking, adult dogs are not prone to constipation, while puppies are very prone to constipation because their intestines and stomach are still developing. After the dog has constipation, we must carry out timely treatment, because the longer the constipation, the more difficult the treatment will be, and if it has not been treated, it may cause other diseases.

For the treatment of dog constipation, we can first improve the dog’s diet. We don’t give the dog dry food. If the food is dry, we need to add enough water. We can soak the dry food in water and then give it to the dog. It’s best to give dogs more digestible food, such as millet porridge. In addition, dogs should also eat more fruits and vegetables rich in vitamins and plant fiber. At the same time, we can also add some probiotics to the dog’s food to promote digestion and improve gastrointestinal function. We can also add some honey to the drinking water we usually give dogs.

In addition to diet, we should often take dogs out for exercise. Exercise is also an important way to improve dog constipation. If the dog’s constipation has not been solved, we will take the dog to a special pet hospital for diagnosis to see if the dog has other diseases. In our daily life, we should also take our dogs to check their bodies regularly to prevent pathological constipation.