King Charles Spaniel (certain introduction)

The body of the dog is actually very fragile, especially for purebreds This is especially true for dogs. Therefore, we must pay more attention to the dietary care of puppies after purchasing them, because newly purchased dogs are particularly susceptible to illness. So why is this? Let’s explain the reasons why newly purchased dogs are prone to getting sick.

1. Transportation and environmental stress: During long-distance transportation, dogs may become unfamiliar due to the effects of stress factors such as fright, vibration, improper diet, and separation from the originally familiar environment. environment, it will feel isolated. Under the influence of these stress factors, the adrenal gland function in the body is initially hyperactive to meet the needs of the stress. Later, the adrenal gland function is reduced. If it is not taken care of for a long time, you will get sick.

2. Improper feeding: This mainly manifests in the first two aspects. On the one hand, the food is suddenly changed. After the dog buys it, he does not follow the gradual change, but suddenly changes the food. The puppy's stomach The intestinal tract cannot meet the requirements, causing indigestion; on the other hand, overfeeding, because they are afraid of being hungry, they often feed and overeat, causing indigestion and gastrointestinal diseases.

3. The purchased puppies have not been dewormed and vaccinated: Because there are so many dogs in the market at present, it can be experienced not only through direct contact, but also through indirect contact. Dogs that have been vaccinated have poor resistance to infectious diseases such as canine distemper, parvovirus, and infectious hepatitis, and are therefore prone to disease.

Because newly purchased puppies are suddenly thrown into a strange environment, it is easy to cause a stress reaction. If the owner’s diet and care methods are inappropriate, it is particularly easy for the dog to get sick. Action masters must pay attention to these issues.

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