I've been at home for the last year, and because the epidemic was at home, and I couldn't go out much longer, and then when I came back from the day-to-day shop, a dog was following me, and I looked like a string of gold hairs, and I was afraid the dog was lost and I waited for an hour or two with the dog, and I couldn't help it, and I've always wanted to have a dog, and now I'm taking him home when I see the dog with me.
I didn't have dog experience when I brought this dog home, so I took a shower with the dog. Let him eat first, and I went out and bought him some dog food and cans, grinding sticks, etc. It's nice to see the dog waiting for me at home. But I found out that the dog didn't eat much, and at first I thought he was in a new environment, and I had time to hang out with him, and then I realized that the dog didn't drink much, but he used to pee in the toilet and go to the bathroom and hum at me. I thought I'd help him flush the toilet, and he didn't go to the toilet, and I didn't think about it, until he told me to flush him again.
I quickly took him to the pet hospital, and the doctor said it was a bladder stone, and the doctor pointed it at me and said it was too big to have surgery. I thought about it and didn't want to give up the dog, so I paid for the dog to do it, because I was busy, so I put the dog in the hospital. I picked it up when the dog was almost recovered. I'll feed him when I get the dog back. Some high-protein food and occasional chicken pecs for the dog, but I didn't expect the dog's rock to return.
I found out that he had a reaction to the same hospital that had started the operation, and I went to the same hospital before the operation, and the doctor filmed it, saying that I had re-emerged, that I had done the dog again, that I had already spent thousands of years doing the dog operation, that I had no job, and that I was afraid I'd be doing the dog's surgery for a while, and I was afraid that I'd go to a different hospital to see if I could get the dog out of surgery.
The third was an experienced vet, who looked at my dog's picture and told me that the dog's stones were small, that he could take pills, that the doctor gave me four boxes of urine and anti-inflammation pills, that he could watch the dog's condition, but he had to eat it on time, that at first the first box was better, but it didn't change much, and I was wondering if it wasn't working. The doctor told me it was Chinese, but the side effects weren't fast, but the cure gave me a little relief, and then I saw the effect when my dog finished two boxes, and the whole dog had the spirit and energy to go through.
I've done a lot of work since the dog rock, and I've found that bladder stones are a disease in the dog's urinary system, and that dogs are more susceptible to disease because there are many causes that really make dogs stone.
1. Bacteria infections in the urology cause urine to be alkaline and make phosphate magnesium quarries easier to form
2. Eating, food with high concentrations of minerals (e.g., sodium, phosphorus and magnesium) can contribute to the formation of certain types of crystals
3. There are other foods that change the value of alkaline urine, which also contribute to the formation of stones.
4. Vitamin A deficiency and estrogen overhang, which contribute to the loss of upper skin cells to form the core of the rock
5. Too little water to drink makes urine more condensed and increases the chances of rock formation
After my dog was cured, this is how I kept it from re-emerging.
1. Precautionary urine and prescriptions for dogs Food
2. Adequate drinking water for dogs
3. Try not to let dogs eat salty food.
4. More than one or two days a week
5. To keep the hair clean.
That's the whole process of my dog getting sick and being treated, and I'm glad I'm not too concerned about my dog's character, and I can look at my dog's treatment with a similar condition to my dog's, and the stones are common to dogs, and the dog-raising families who don't have the disease can look at it, prevent it, and prevent it from getting sick.