When we decide to give our dog a new one, we may encounter some unexpected situations, such as the dog's diarrhea. At this time, what should we do?
First of all, we have to check the quality of **. There are many brands and varieties on the market, but not all of them meet the criteria. Therefore, when buying, we must choose a brand with a reputation and credibility, and check the relevant information on the packaging to ensure that it meets the national standards.
Second, we need to make a gradual transition. When we decide to give our dog a new one, we should transition gradually, not suddenly. We can mix the new grain with the old grain in proportion, and then gradually increase the proportion of the new grain until it is completely converted to the new grain. This can give the dog's stomach time to adapt and reduce the occurrence of gastrointestinal discomfort.
At the same time, we need to observe the dog's reaction. During the transition, we need to carefully observe the dog's condition. If the dog has diarrhea, we can reduce the proportion of the new food, or temporarily return to the old food, and then try to transition again. If your dog's diarrhea persists or worsens, we should consult a veterinarian to determine if there are other health problems.
Alternatively, we can consider adding some probiotics to our dogs. Probiotics can help regulate your dog's gut flora and promote gut health. We can add some probiotics to the new food, or choose some probiotic ingredients** to improve the dog's gastrointestinal condition.
In addition, we should also pay attention to the regularity and pattern of feeding. Regular and quantitative feeding can help dogs establish good eating habits and avoid overeating or starvation. At the same time, we need to make sure that our dogs are provided with plenty of water to maintain their water intake.
In short, when the dog has diarrhea after changing **, we should take measures in time. By checking the quality, gradually transitioning, observing the dog's reaction, adding probiotics and paying attention to the feeding rules, we can help the dog adapt to the new ** and restore gastrointestinal health. If the problem persists or worsens, we should consult a veterinarian for professional help and guidance. Only by paying attention to the health and diet of our dogs can we give them better care and affection.