1. Feed your dog regularly: Owners should set a fixed schedule and feed their dogs at regular intervals. This helps to promote digestion and absorption, and can prevent your dog from becoming over-saturated, reducing the incidence of gastrointestinal problems.
2. Don't feed your dog indiscriminately: Owners should avoid feeding their dogs foods that are not easily digestible, such as egg whites, seafood, and nuts. In addition, too much greasy food and salty food will also burden your dog's stomach and intestines.
3. Provide your dog with beneficial food: Owners can provide their dogs with foods that are helpful to the stomach and intestines, such as bananas, pumpkins, sweet potatoes and so on. These foods can promote the dog's intestinal peristalsis and help digestion and absorption.
4. Replacing easy-to-digest dog food: Owners can choose some easy-to-digest and absorb dog food, such as dog food with high digestibility protein, and dog food with added probiotics and fiber.
5. Feed probiotics: Probiotics can help balance your dog's intestinal flora and promote digestion and absorption. Owners can feed their dogs some pet-specific probiotics or add some food containing probiotics to their dog's diet.
6. Avoid giving your dog raw water: Raw water may contain bacteria and impurities that are harmful to your dog's gut. Owners should provide their dogs with boiled and cooled plain water and avoid giving raw water to their dogs.
7. Regular exercise: Proper exercise can help your dog digest food, strengthen its body and improve its immunity. Owners should take their dogs out for regular walks and play to promote their physical health.
Please note that if your dog's gastrointestinal problems are severe or persistent, consult your veterinarian for advice.