In general, anti-inflammatory drugs can be fed twice a day. However, attention needs to be paid to the inflammation in the dog, indicating that the dog has other diseases. The owner is therefore required to consult the pet doctor in a timely manner to conduct a systematic examination of the dog according to its symptoms. If inflammation is caused by gastrointestinal diseases, dogs show symptoms such as appetite loss, vomiting, diarrhoea, etc., requiring regular blood tests. In the case of viral diseases, a paper test is required to retake anti-inflammatory medication.
The treatment cycle for inflammation caused by bacterial infections usually lasts three to five days, and is extended or reduced due to the different severity of the condition, and it is recommended that the treatment be recommended by the attending physician. Improved care, ventilation, timely cooling and improved body nutrition to assist recovery are needed during illness.