Generally when this happens, it may be that the dog drinks too little, or there is a physical problem. So what should I do if the dog urinates and has a big belly? Let’s take a look at it~
In this regard, pet owners can try the following methods first to see if the dog can return to normal urination. If it doesn't work, it is recommended to seek medical advice promptly. The following are some specific methods:
1. Increase the amount of water you drink
If your dog urinates less and has less stomach, the pet owner should first consider whether the daily drinking water is too little, plus the usual diet is too hot and dry, and the mouth is dry. If possible, you can first give your dog some diuretic liquid food, such as millet porridge, vegetable porridge, wet food, etc. At the same time, you must increase the amount of water you drink, let him drink more water, and maintain sufficient water in the body, which can promote the body's metabolic cycle.
2. Proper exercise
After taking the above measures, pet owners can choose a suitable place to walk their dogs and take their dogs out for a walk. If the dog exercises more, the body can function more normally, especially half an hour after the meal, which can promote the dog's intestinal peristalsis and help its excretion. If the pet owner usually does not take the dog out, he or she will need to make appropriate adjustments later to prevent the dog from remaining motionless in the home kennel, otherwise it will easily cause an enlarged stomach and oligouria.
3. Pay attention to the following observations
If the problem of urination and enlargement of the stomach cannot be solved after taking the above methods, it is recommended that the pet owner send the dog to a professional pet hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible. For future care at home, you can choose to mix some pet-e-li urine powder into the dog's daily diet for observation, and appropriately mix it with some cod liver oil, fruits and vegetables. At the same time, be sure to increase your dog’s water intake and reduce stress.
I hope the dog will recover as soon as possible under the careful care of its owner!