To develop good eating habits, the dog's feeding should be regularly and quantitatively, which will help its gastrointestinal function. If you make your dog hungry and full, it will cause gastrointestinal dysfunction and may cause stubborn diarrhea.

If you are a puppy within 4 months, the dog food should be soaked in warm water for a while before feeding it, but the soaked dog food should not be kept for a long time. Be careful not to let the food deteriorate. It is natural for dogs to chew bones, but it is best not to feed puppies, especially chicken bones. Dogs cannot digest them and may pierce the digestive organs. In addition, the drinking water for dogs should be clean, and it is best to replace it once a day, because unclean water may contain a lot of bacteria or viruses.

The dog's movement space and supplies should be kept clean and disinfected regularly. Its residence should be kept warm in winter and well ventilated in summer. If you want to take your dog to travel or take it to another place, be careful about its diet, routine, etc. along the way.

People are prone to diarrhea when traveling, let alone dogs. When the dog goes to another unfamiliar environment, it will have a process of adapting. At this time, it is necessary to ensure that it has enough rest time and it is best not to make changes in diet and other aspects.

When taking the dog for a walk, it will like to sniff around to collect more information. At this time, the owner cannot take it lightly. Don’t let your dog sniff unknown objects or let it pick things outside to eat. Some dogs do not eat fiber foods for a long time and lack fiber in their bodies. They like to eat some plants when walking, which should also be stopped because some plants will be poisoned if they eat them. Such as oleander, potato leaves, evergreen, etc. In addition, when you hear or find that there are other dogs nearby, especially several dogs, be careful not to let your baby get close to other dogs when you are walking.