Generally yellow, brown, dark brown. Some dog food is mixed with pigment, and the dog's stool will also show the mixed color of the color. The normal stool should be a bar. Coffee color, etc.), or there are mucus wrapped, bloodshot, etc., which are all abnormal. Some dogs with dog plague can see bubbles in their feces. Generally, the feces are observed. The state of feces, judged by the performance of the dog. 1. Red stool: The owner first bite to check whether the dog was caused by anal fissure with blood. If not, it is likely to be the dog's lower digestive tract bleeding. 2. Orange stool: When a dog, it contains orange dregs, or part of the stool is orange. It is likely that the food cannot be absorbed due to poor digestion. 3. Yellow stool: The stool at this time is healthier. The content of carbohydrates in dogs can be judged to be high in foods that dogs eat. If the color is dark yellow, it may also be due to the large amount of red blood cells in the dog's body. 4. Gray stool: If it is the color of "white pottery", it may be jaundice or biliary tract blocks caused by stones, tumors, tapeworms, etc. As a result, bilirin cannot be discharged casually. 5, brown stool: the color of healthy stools, but the foods they eat are more fat. Reduce fat intake in moderation. 6. Green stool: When dogs eat vegetables, cucumber and other vegetables with high chlorophyll content. Because it cannot be completely digested and absorbed by the gastrointestinal, or the intestinal acidity is too high, it can also cause the excreted stool to be green. 7. Black stool: Dog's stomach, duodenum, small intestine and other digestive organ bleeding will appear black stool
Generally yellow, brown, dark brown. Some dog food is mixed with pigment, and the dog's stool will also show the mixed color of the color. The normal stool should be a bar. Coffee color, etc.), or there are mucus wrapped, bloodshot, etc., which are all abnormal. Some dogs with dog plague can see bubbles in their feces. Generally, the feces are observed. The state of feces, judged by the performance of the dog. 1. Red stool: The owner first bite to check whether the dog was caused by anal fissure with blood. If not, it is likely to be the dog's lower digestive tract bleeding. 2. Orange stool: When a dog, it contains orange dregs, or part of the stool is orange. It is likely that the food cannot be absorbed due to poor digestion. 3. Yellow stool: The stool at this time is healthier. The content of carbohydrates in dogs can be judged to be high in foods that dogs eat. If the color is dark yellow, it may also be due to the large amount of red blood cells in the dog's body. 4. Gray stool: If it is the color of "white pottery", it may be jaundice or biliary tract blocks caused by stones, tumors, tapeworms, etc. As a result, bilirin cannot be discharged casually. 5, brown stool: the color of healthy stools, but the foods they eat are more fat. Reduce fat intake in moderation. 6. Green stool: When dogs eat vegetables, cucumber and other vegetables with high chlorophyll content. Because it cannot be completely digested and absorbed by the gastrointestinal, or the intestinal acidity is too high, it can also cause the excreted stool to be green. 7. Black stool: Dog's stomach, duodenum, small intestine and other digestive organ bleeding will appear black stool
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