Dog
If you sometimes feed your dog to eat chewing gum, then you have to be careful, because it is dangerous.
Mouth gum contains danger of danglitol to dogs. The alternative to the alcohol as sugar is harmless to humans. Even a large dose is at most a mild laxative. But for dogs, there will be serious consequences or even death after eating. Recently, there have been reports that xylitol is poisonous to semimonia. Lylisol is mainly existing in sugar -free gum, mint, vitamins and some toothpaste.
The absorption of caninel glycol can cause a large amount of insulin to release, which causes blood sugar to reduce, causing depression, weakness, vomiting, potassium reduction, spasm, liver disease, and even acute liver failure. Studies have shown that half a gram of kinol per 2.2 pounds can cause acute liver failure. Therefore, the smaller the dog, the greater the harm.
Dogs are born to eat sweets, so they will be greedily to find any alternative to sugar -containing foods or sugar. Signs of poisoning can be manifested in just 30 minutes. Sometimes the signs of poisoning at first will slowly develop into liver failure.
Don't let your dog eat lignol
If your dog eats lignol, take him to see the veterinarian immediately. It is generally necessary to eat how much you eat. If you just eat it, you need to vomit. Of course, the best way is to prevent it: put all the sweets in places that are easy to get away from the pocket table and chair. There are also toothpaste for dog employment.
The medical terms of flatulence are acute stomach to expand, which also requires a few emergency surgery. In this case, the stomach is full of gas and is very painful when moving. The stomach is also released along its long shaft rotation tissue gas. Once the stomach is reversed, and the fermentation of the bacteria will continue to expand. Results may cause shock, sepsis, blood vessel necrosis, or even a few minutes of death.
Dog
Bloating will occur in dogs (including humans) and any breeds of dogs. No gender, older dogs are more dangerous. In addition to dogs, guinea pigs often have flatulence. However, it is still a dog with a large body but narrow chest, such as the Great Dan Dog, the Irish long hair dog, the Weima dog, the poodle and the St. Bernard dog.
Pet owners should be familiar with the signal of flatulence. Learn to distinguish stomachs and simply cause stomach expansion caused by eating too much or sucking in a lot of gas. In addition to the dissection structure, diet, pressure and genetic factors, it is also the cause of stomach to reversing. Stomach to reversing can be diagnosed by physical examination. X -ray can be used to distinguish whether it is simply flatulence or stomach torsion. Treatment methods include fast release of stomach pressure, which can be punctured. Stomach decompression can increase blood flow, improve breathing and prevent shock.
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If the dog's condition is stable, anesthesia can be performed. It is best to fix the stomach on the body wall to prevent the recurrence of the stomach. If you don't do this, the probability of recurrence is as high as 80%. Dogs have a mortality of stomach to reversing between 10%and 50%. Whether or not survival depends mainly on the length of the occurrence of stomach to reversing and the speed of treatment. The dogs that surgery as soon as possible are good after surgery. Although the stomach will no longer be reversed after surgery, some flatulence will still occur, which requires a small amount of pet owners to feed multiple times.
Time is the key to treating stomach to reversing flatulence. The following is a dangerous signs of the occurrence. All pet owners should be familiar with them. Once they occur, they are immediately sent to the hospital.
1. Vomiting
2. Tension and expansion of the lower abdomen
3. Sit restless or abnormal behavior
4. weak
5. Pleasing gums