The symptoms of dogs getting angry are similar to those of humans. The first is that their eyes are red, their eyes are more boring, and their tears are aggravated. At the same time, the dog's urine will become yellower, the urine will be very s...
The symptoms of dogs getting angry are similar to those of humans. The first is that their eyes are red, their eyes are more boring, and their tears are aggravated. At the same time, the dog's urine will become yellower, the urine will be very smelly, the poop is dry and smelly, and it will cause difficulty in defecation.
When it is easy to get angry, the body temperature of the dog will be better than usual. The tip of the nose and mouth will become more and more dry and irritable, and there will continue to be bad breath. If the food you usually eat is very heavy, the oral odor will become more and more obvious.
If the dog at home gets angry, the owner can help the dog reduce the fire by improving diet. The most important thing is to let the dog drink more water and increase the amount of water to improve urine yellowing. You can also feed the dog some fire-removing tea (such as isatis root powder), which can also help the dog clear heat, detoxify and reduce heat, but the amount must be used less than what people drink.
In addition to removing the fire tea, you can also feed the dog some raw egg white to remove the fire, but some dogs are likely to have diarrhea due to the gastrointestinal condition of their own dog.
Dogs usually eat very few vegetables, and the ingredients are salty and greasy, which is very easy to cause inflammation. The owner can change the dog's food with a lighter taste. Remember not to let the dog eat too much meat. Usually, you need to pay attention to letting your dog eat more vegetables and fruits to maintain nutritional combinations, which is also beneficial to digestion and absorption, and has the effect of reducing fire.
