Many parents have had the experience of their newly bought dog getting sick, so what is the reason?

If a dog does not adapt to a new environment, it will leave its original living environment and come to a strange place. It will feel lonely and helpless, missing its original owner. If not taken care of carefully, the dog will fall ill. Especially the puppies, who have just been weaned and left their brothers and sisters, are not used to it. If the food and room temperature cannot meet the requirements, they are more likely to get sick.

Improper bathing can cause some owners to think that their dogs are very dirty, and as soon as they buy them, they wash them without drying them, which can easily lead to illness. It's best not to take a shower on newly purchased dogs. Coming into contact with other dogs outside and being infected with diseases. Even vaccinated dogs do not have a 100% protection rate, let alone non immunized dogs. Newly purchased dogs should not be taken out for play, come into contact with other dogs, or even be touched by other dog owners during quarantine observation to prevent cross infection.

Suddenly changing the food, feeding too much and too much variety. Not following the method of gradually changing feed and suddenly changing food can make dogs unable to adapt, often leading to gastrointestinal diseases.

Overfeeding or overfeeding. For fear that dogs may not eat well or be full, they have everything from eggs, milk, to ham sausage; You also feed, I also feed, master feed, family and friends feed; It's strange not to get sick within three days, regardless of timing or quantity.

Playing with pets excessively, adults playing with them, children playing with them, you hug them, I tease them, and dogs don't get any rest. Enduring fatigue, weakened resistance, and susceptibility to illness.