Sometimes when I come back from work, the dog will be happy to see me. It's been a year. Some doggies come home after a few years of being lost, but they still recognize the master for a second, as if they've carved the master into their head and never forget.
But there's a situation where a dog might forget his master! When the dog's old brain is degraded, consciousness begins to blur, not only to be slow, but perhaps not even to the owner.
Sixteen-year-old Marzis Butter, who had suddenly changed his personality a few years ago, had lost his eyes and often turned around at home and didn't know what to do, and even his name was ignored. A hospital examination revealed that Butter was too old to be suffering from Alzheimer's.
Butter forgot a lot, but remember the owner said he had to go to the toilet and poop. Only when it is finished, it forgets how to get down, and will remain silent until someone comes to help it. Day after day, it even learned to bark for help. Every time you scream, the whole family knows that even another dog and cat in the house will come and look at it. They can't help, but this scene is so warm that we're all here when you're in trouble!
Butter of Alzheimer's poses a variety of problems to the life of a family. Sometimes it screams at night and the family can't sleep. When you can't see people, you can't help but bring them to work. Butter has thyroid problems and his family takes him to a doctor for medication every week. Take care of old dogs, more than raising babies. But the master remembers to take good care of the dog's old promise, even though it sometimes doesn't remember the master.
What can we do to prevent Alzheimer's?
One, get the dog some healthcare. In order to prevent dementia, daily additions of egg phosphorus, micronutrient tablets, nutritional ointments, etc., are also needed to provide the brain with sufficient nutrients to prevent brain atrophy. They can also have some fish, eggs, and so on.
2. Daily exercise with dogs. In addition to preventing the rigidity of their joints, geriatric dogs can exercise their brain while exploring outside. Some masters take dogs to different places to play, to get to know new things and to prevent dementia.
3. Toys and games for dogs, brain exercise. Don't let the dog lie down all day, play games with it from time to time, or give toys, smell toys.
Dog dementia is so far irreversible and there are no special effects that can be cured, but it can be delayed by medication. It's easier for the owner to notice the dog's symptoms earlier and to treat them early.
The obvious symptoms of the dog dementia at 9 o'clock make it easier for the owner to check for himself:
(i) Daytime when they fall down on their feet, and at night when they do not sleep, they even bark;
(b) The constant circle;
3. To excrete everywhere in violation of established excretion habits;
Dietary abnormalities;
The owner's name is the dog, but it's not responding;
6. Often stuck under walls, tables and chairs;
Seven, always seemed unhappy and interested in nothing;
8. To forget the instructions of the previous masters;
9 - Significant changes in sexuality that suddenly bite the master and family;