Most people think that the dog's poop is only yellow-brown, but in fact, the dog's poop is not only yellow-brown, but can only be said that yellow-brown is a relatively healthy kind of poop.
Are you a qualified "shoveler"? How much do you know about dog poop?
Let's take a look at what the poop in several colors gives us.
The dog's 6 colors of poop convey each body message
<h1>First, white and gray poop</h1>
If the color of the dog's poop is whitish or gray, and it is segmented, dry and fragile.
So first of all, we must see whether the recent feeding of bones in the diet is excessive, reduce the bones in the dog's food, and add more water to the dog.
If this cause is ruled out, it may also be intestinal blockage, caused by gallstones and roundworms, and it is best to take it to the hospital for physical examination.
<h1>Second, black poop</h1>
On the one hand, eating foods with more protein or iron, such as pig red, will have black stools, which is a normal phenomenon, and if you are not at ease, you can choose to reduce meat or blood food observation for a period of time.
On the other hand, dogs bleed from digestive organs such as the intestines, and the blood has been oxidized to black after a period of time when it is discharged, and black stools will also appear.
In another case, when the dog has constipation, the feces remain in the body for a long time and do not excrete, and it will also turn black.
This requires us to observe the dog's recent mental state and whether there is discomfort in terms of diet.
<h1>Third, red poop</h1>
note! This is a poop that deserves attention!
When the dog has blood in the stool, it is first necessary to check the area for problems and whether there are bleeding symptoms, causing inflammation of the anus.
In addition, lower gastrointestinal bleeding is also the cause of bleeding because it is not oxidized in time when excreted.
At this time, problems with intestinal parasitic infections and rectal diseases are not excluded.
<h1>Fourth, white spotted poop</h1>
Tapeworm is an intestinal parasite that grows in the dog's intestines and is excreted with the stool.
If the dog is accompanied by emaciation after the appearance of white spots and poop, the reduction of the amount of food eaten at three meals, or even anorexia and vomiting, it is very likely to be infected with intestinal parasites.
Of course, if the dog is good in other aspects, it may also be caused by the usual accidental consumption of white foreign bodies such as paper towels with feces.
<h1>Fifth, green poop</h1>
If you eat too many green vegetables and fruits, the dog's poop will also be green, don't worry, as a rectal dog, it may be that it is eaten too quickly to cause it to be completely digested.
However, if you do not feed green vegetables and fruits, it may be caused by excessive bile secretion, you can try to feed some probiotics first, which can help promote intestinal digestion and absorption and solve the problem of green poop in dogs.
<h1>6. Yellow poop</h1>
Eating dog food with a lot of carbohydrates is a common cause of yellow poop.
However, if there is a problem with the function of the liver and gallbladder, it can also cause yellow stools.
If the dog food is not good, it will not only lead to abnormal poop color, but also the problem of dog poop odor, which needs to be paid attention to when helping the dog choose dog food.
Conclusion: What color of poop have you ever seen in a dog?