Diarrhea is a very common problem in dogs, mostly because of the fact that they tend to explore the world with their mouths, chewing and biting on many things in their environment, some of which are not always clean or hygienic.
Diarrhoea can sometimes be resolved at home, but often times they require more close veterinary attention, especially if the diarrhoea is severe or occurs frequently, which could point towards some serious underlying health problem.
Learning to tell the difference is really important. So in this video, I will explain what the clinical signs, causes and diagnosis of diarrhoea in dogs are and I will also give you some easy prevention methods that you can apply to know exactly how to stop and treat diarrhoea in dogs.
Let me know down in the comments if any of these methods have helped you in the past to treat and resolve your dog's diarrhoea?
Here is a breakdown of the info covered in this video:
00:00 Introduction
01:03 Clinical signs of diarrhea in dogs
01:42 Causes of diarrhea in dogs
02:42 Diagnosis of diarrhea in dogs
03:03 When to take your dog to the vet
03:48 How to treat your dog's diarrhea at home
05:51 How to prevent diarrhea in dogs
06:32 Take home message
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