1. poop color: brown or brown is a healthy color. If the stool is too yellow, the food may contain high carbohydrates, so you need to adjust your diet. If the stool is red with blood, you need to see a doctor immediately. It may be bleeding in the digestive system or a parasite problem. Black stool may be caused by internal bleeding or unhealthy intestinal mucosa, or it may be healthy. For example, the dog food that dogs eat contains more meat, and the dog food is darker in color, which will lead to black poop.
2. feces shape: healthy dog feces should be fashionable but moderately hard, not too dry or too wet. If the stool is too dry, it may be caused by insufficient water intake or incomplete digestion. You need to adjust your diet and replenish water. If the stool is too wet, it may be caused by digestive system problems or too much water in the diet. It is necessary to adjust the diet and reduce water intake.
3. Frequency and frequency: puppies may need to defecate at any time because of their poor self-care ability. Adult dogs have strong self-control ability, and it is normal to defecate 1-2 times a day. If the dog defecates too often or does not defecate once a day, it may be an abnormal phenomenon, so it is necessary to adjust the diet and check the gastrointestinal problems.
4. Special circumstances: If the dog has symptoms such as inability to pull out, difficulty in defecation, loose bowels, loss of appetite, poor mental condition, etc., seek medical advice promptly.
In short, by observing the color, shape, frequency and times of dog poop, we can know the digestive system and health status of dogs in time, find problems in time and take corresponding measures to adjust and treat them.