General Signs of Digestive System Disorders Signs of digestive system disease can include excessive drooling, diarrhea, constipation, vomiting or regurgitation, loss of appetite, bleeding, abdominal pain and bloating, straining to defecate, shock, and dehydration.
How do you treat gastrointestinal problems in dogs?
Treatment for Digestive Issues in Dogs1Anti-nausea medications.2Antacids and stomach/intestinal protectants.3Medicines to relieve diarrhea.4Probiotics formulated for pets.5Fluid therapy (for dehydration and electrolyte replacement).6A bland diet (plain chicken and rice is common) or special diet for sensitive stomachs.Digestive Issues in Dogs: Causes, Prevention, and Treatment
What can I feed my dog with gastrointestinal problems?
A temporary switch to a bland diet may be the best option to help resolve your dog's immediate digestive issues. Boiled, plain chicken and rice are usually well tolerated, and small amounts of canned pumpkin may help resolve diarrhea.
How can I treat my dogs gastroenteritis at home?
Overcoming dehydration is important, be sure to provide your dog with plenty of fresh water, and limit or withhold food for several hours. The vomiting and diarrhea should improve within a day or two of treatment, at which time you can feed your dog small amounts of bland food, such as boiled chicken and rice.
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