The Usual Suspects

Too little fiber. Dietary fiber, the indigestible, healthful stuff found in vegetables, cereals, and legumes, has been called nature’s scrub rush because it helps stools move more quickly through the body. Most commercial dog foods contain a lot of cereals which are very high in fiber. Dogs who mainly eat meat, however. may not be getting enough fiber to stay regularly.

Not enough water. The stools absorb large amounts of water in the digestive tract, and as they swell, they stimulate the intestines, Dogs who don’t drink much water  because it’s not available or because their thirst mechanisms aren’t as sensitive as they should be often get constipated because the stools are too hard and small to stimulate intestinal movements.

Lack of exercise. The large intestine is a muscle, and like any muscle it needs regular exercise to work efficiently.

Overweight. Dogs who are a little pudgy are more likely to get constipated because fat deposits in the abdomen can interfere with the intestines’ normal movements. Overweight dogs also tend to get less exercise, and this makes the intestines work less efficiently.

Eating trash. Dogs who sanck on garbage are more likely to get diarrhea than constipation, except when they eat cardboard, paper, or plastic, which can partially block the digestive tract and make it harder for stools to get through.

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I love my dogs so much and I want the best for them. So, tomorrow I will be briniging them into a Dog Salon to have them grooming. They need it because they already have matted hairs and they keep on scratching their bodies. Maybe, the parasites are atacking again and I need to put some Frontline or Revolution on their bodies. It’s not really easy to have a Shih Tzu, one must have the patience, time and dedication if you are planning to get a Shih Tzu puppy of your own. But, even though it’s not that easy and this kind of breed is really exepensive they would really steal your heart after work and would make you smile even if you’re stressed from work.

I am planning to search some Shih Tzu puppies for sale again because I want to have another one. I already have two Shih Tzus here and they give me real happiness! They give me unconditional love and they’re always there for me Well, I am searching for another Shih Tzu puppy so my two dogs here will be happy again, ahihii…I really Shih Tzus!

Saw this yesterday and I really love it for my dogs! 

Yesterday was a busy day for me and for my dogs. We went out to a park to have a long walk. My dogs need to exercise because they just stay inside our house and they only go out in our garden every Sundays and sometimes I don’t let them play outside because they will be stinky and dirty, ahihi. Anyways, after our long walk at the park I received a message from my close friend informing me that there’s this trade show displays of pet supplies and items at a certain mall in the city. I was bringing my TWO dogs and I was planning to send them home because I can’t guard them while looking for the different trade show exhibits. So, I just went home and leave my dogs there and changed my clothes. There were a lot of items at the trade show. They have pet treats, dog’s clothes, shoes, house, medicines and vitamins, etc.

Persistent Scratching. Most of the things that cause itching, such as allergies and fleas, are fairly easy to treat at home - either by getting rid of the underlying cause of the itching or by treating the symptom itself. The problem with persistent scratching is that dogs  can damage the skin, causing hard-to-heal sores or infections. It’s worth asking your veterinarian what the problem is and whether there’s a long-term treatment that’s likely to be effective.

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