Is your dog having trouble pooping? Does he appear to be straining to
poop, or passing hard and dry stools? These could be signs of
constipation. If this goes on for more than a day, please call your vet.
Constipation is common in dogs every now and again. Constant or long
lasting constipation is not common and should be treated. Symptoms
constipation include straining, dry stools, lack of pooping, mucous or
blood covered stools, vomiting, lack of appetite, depression and
possibly swelling around the anus. Possible causes for constipation may
involve swallowed bones, swallowed hair, swallowed foreign objects,
excessive fiber in the diet, dehydration, lack of exercise, trauma,
stress, change in environment, change in hormones, change in blood
potassium or blood thyroid levels, etc. Take note of symptoms and
possible causes of constipation in your dog and contact your veterinarian New Orleans, LA for more treatment.
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