Self-examination of dog vomit:
There is food in vomit: It may be eating too fast or the food is not clean. You can feed probiotics to regulate it, and let the dog eat small meals.
Vomiting white foam: It may be acute or chronic enteritis or esophagitis. Fast for 4-6 hours to observe. If there is no improvement, seek medical attention in time.
Vomiting yellow liquid: Frequent vomiting may be pancreatitis, nephritis, gastrointestinal ulcers, fasting observation, if the symptoms are relieved, feed pet anti-inflammatory drugs and antiemetic drugs, otherwise seek medical attention in time.
Vomiting yellow water belt worms: It may be roundworms or worms. Deworm with albendazole tablets and deworm on time.
Yellow gastric juice with blood: It may be that foreign objects such as bones scratched the esophagus or intestines. If there are more blood streaks, you can feed anti-inflammatory drugs. If vomiting occurs repeatedly,
Determining the health status of pets seek medical attention in time.
Vomiting red liquid: It may be viral enteritis caused by poisoning, canine distemper, or canine parvovirus, and you need to see a doctor immediately.
Self-examination of dog stool:
Brown: Normal.
Yellow: Healthier, drinking more water, or jaundice.
Green: Eating more chlorophyll-containing foods, or colitis, cholecystitis.
Off-white: Caused by jaundice, stones, tumors, roundworms, etc.
Orange: Indigestion, food residue.
Red: Enteritis, anal cysts, pancreatitis, parvovirus, etc.
Black: Bleeding in the stomach, duodenum, etc.
Self-examination of urine:
Transparent light yellow: Normal.
Dark yellow: Drinking less water or getting angry.
Orange: Jaundice, liver disease, gallbladder problems, pancreatic problems.
Red or dark brown: acute trauma, poisoning, kidney disease, blood parasites, urinary system diseases, etc. (bladder and urethral inflammation, stones, etc.).
Milky white: urinary system problems or dog estrus.
Turbid urine or sediment: insufficient drinking water leads to high urate or inflammation of the urinary system and reproductive system.
Tongue self-examination:
Light red color: normal.
Light color: insufficient qi and blood, eat some qi and blood tonic foods.
Red color: body heat, eat some fire-reducing foods, such as cucumbers, watermelons, etc.
Red on both sides: depressed mood, release pressure, and relieve mood.
Purple tongue coating: caused by blood stasis, check for trauma.
White tongue coating: body cold, pay attention to keep warm, eat less raw and cold food.
Yellow tongue coating: liver problem, seek medical attention in time.
Gum self-examination:
White, light pink: anemia or acute blood loss.
Red: stomatitis, gingivitis or heat stroke.
Yellow: jaundice, liver problems.
Dry gums: dehydration.
Blue or purple: insufficient oxygen supply to the blood, pneumonia, congestive heart failure, pulmonary embolism, etc. may cause.
Self-examination of facial features:
Clear and bright eyes: normal.
Red and swollen eyes or discharge: may be infection or allergy, seek medical attention in time.
Moist and cool nose: normal.
Dry and hot nose: may be fever or other problems, seek medical attention in time.
Clean ears without odor: normal.
Odor or discharge in the ears: may be ear infection, clean and seek medical attention in time.