Constipation In Dogs How To Help & When To Seek Emergency Care In Houston, TX.pdf
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It occurs when your dog cannot pass a normal stool regularly. This is a common health issue that usually resolves on its own; however, if your dog has ingested something that could be causing an internal blockage, it must seek immediate medical attention.
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- 1. CONSTIPATION IN DOGS: HOW TO HELP & WHEN TO SEEK EMERGENCY CARE IN HOUSTON, TX Stem Cell Safari Regenerative Therapy
- 2. It occurs when your dog cannot pass a normal stool regularly. This is a common health issue that usually resolves on its own; however, if your dog has ingested something that could be causing an internal blockage, it must seek immediate medical attention.
- 3. Dog Constipation Symptoms Scooting (dragging their bottom across the ground) because they are uncomfortable Circulating or pacing between strained episodes Bowel motions are less frequent Sensitive stomach (your dog will beg you not to touch it)
- 4. When Should You Take Your Dog to the Vet for Constipation? More severe cases are characterized by lethargy, decreased appetite, vocalizing, and vomiting. If you encounter these, contact your veterinarian immediately and do not attempt to treat the problem at home.
- 5. When Should You See a Veterinarian? Your dog may be constipated if they are repeatedly circling, dragging its bottom across the ground, squatting regularly, or even crying out in pain. Also, check on what your dog is capable of producing if you notice them straining to create fecal matter. At Safari Animal Hospital (which is an affordable pet clinic in Houston), we also offer stem cell therapy for pets. Reach out to us if you need help with your pets. We’ll be glad to help. But we offer much more than stem cell therapy.