If you find that your Song Shiquan has symptoms such as slow growth, weight loss, blood mixed in feces and urine, you should be careful whether your pine lion suffers from vitamin C deficiency. So what is the specific performance of pine lion's lack of VC?
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If you find that your Song Shiquan has symptoms such as slow growth, weight loss, blood mixed in feces and urine, you should be careful whether your pine lion suffers from vitamin C deficiency. Vitamin C, also called ascorbic acid, is an important nutrient to maintain the growth and metabolism of animals. Its deficiency can cause scurvy and other symptoms, characterized by bleeding caused by increased capillary permeability. Here are the specific manifestations, diagnostic methods and some methods of vitamin C supplementation of these symptoms.
Lack of vital C will slow the growth of the lion, make its heart beat too fast, weaken its constitution, and bleed on mucous membrane and skin, and blood is often mixed in feces and urine. Gingival purplish red, swollen, smooth and fragile, often secondary to infection, resulting in ulcers, pain of limbs and swelling of epiphysis of long bones. Moreover, mentally, they will also appear to lack vitality, do not like activities, and often become very sensitive to the surrounding environment. If there is any movement, they will appear manic and restless.
Because of this mild vitamin C deficiency, it is necessary for the pine lion to eat more fresh vegetables rich in vitamin C, tomatoes, fruits and animals' livers, kidneys and other foods. Moreover, dogs can also synthesize the vitamins they need, so there is no need to take drugs in this case.
In addition, when the pine lion is in pregnancy, lactation or suffering from chronic wasting diseases, the body will also increase the consumption of vitamin C; Especially when suffering from gastrointestinal diseases and liver diseases, we should pay attention to moderately increasing the vitamin content in the food of the pine lion.
When the deficiency of vitamin C is serious, the symptoms of the pine lion will be as follows: the capillaries become fragile, the bones lose, the bones become soft, easily deformed and even broken. Under X-ray examination, symptoms such as osteoporosis, thickening of early calcified zone at epiphysis of long bones, thinning of bone cortex, and fine trabecula will be found.
At this time, if severe vitamin C deficiency is diagnosed, we should take the treatment of improving food nutrition and taking therapeutic drugs as soon as possible. First of all, it is necessary to ensure that the daily food of Pine Lion is rich in vitamin C. At the same time, it is also necessary to take c150 to 300 mg of oral vitamin C for Pine Lion every day in three times. Intravenous injection can be used when necessary, and the dose is 100 to 200 mg once a day.