Not exact matches
There are many things that may cause
constipation in
dogs including factors that relate to health and diet.
As mentioned previously, the most common signs of
constipation in
dogs include straining to defecate and the inability to pass bowels.
The most common
include increased defecation or
constipation and a refusal to eat these diets by the
dog.
Common ill effects to
dogs caused by harmful ingredients
include; itchy skin and ears caused by an allergic reaction to the ingredient, vomiting,
constipation, stomach upset and diarrhea.
Different disorders of the gastrointestinal tract,
including bacterial and viral infections, parasitic infestations, nutritional or metabolic disorders like bloating,
constipation etc., are considered to be the most common causes of anorexia in
dogs.
Most
dogs appear to respond well to a teaspoon of honey in their food each day, reducing (and in some cases, eliminating) the recurrence of digestive problems
including diarrhea,
constipation, flatulence and other digestive disorders.
Additional risks to
dogs from chewing cooked bones
include broken teeth, mouth injuries, rectal bleeding, peritonitis and
constipation.
Some more specific preventative steps
include switching from natural to nylon bones to aid in digestion, eliminating medications that contribute to
constipation and, with the help of a veterinarian, learning how to feel a
dog's abdomen to recognize when it is constipated.
Causes & Prevention of
Constipation in
Dogs: Veterinarian reviewed information that explains the causes of
dog Constipation,
including how it may be prevented.
Other symptoms
include changes in the
dog's appetite, vomiting, diarrhea or
constipation.