1, the dog has just got up for a long time, so you should not be too hasty in supplementing nutrition. In the process of treating micro-animals, drugs are used more, and the gastrointestinal flora of dogs is destroyed, so feeding must be gradual.

It is best not to feed the dog food first, because it is difficult to digest.

It is best to feed liquid food for a period of time, such as millet porridge, egg yolk porridge, minced meat porridge (without any seasoning, it should be light during illness and early recovery, which is the same as conditioning after illness) or pet milk powder to stir rice paste. Start with a small amount, and then gradually increase the dog's food intake, so that its stomach can have an adaptation process and slowly restore the operation of the digestive system.

2, don't make up too much for the time being, being careful is counterproductive. My suggestion is to let him slowly return to a normal diet first, and then add nutritional cream and so on. .

Repeat: He has recovered from a serious illness. Reference point 1. Feeding after a slight recovery must be gradual.

You can add some glucose and cod liver oil, B vitamins and calcium tablets every day.

Don't worry too much that his nutrition can't keep up. Your biggest task at present is to help him recover his digestive system and get through the later period safely.

Because Tiny is an enteritis virus, you must help him regulate his stomach, avoid stomach problems (diarrhea and vomiting), and get through the 20 days after illness smoothly to ensure general recovery.