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How do you clear a dog's blockage?

Kade Bogan
Kade Bogan
2025-07-04 18:14:17
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If the vet says there is no need for surgery and the dog is likely to pass the blockage on its own, try home remedies. Hydration Support: Entice the dog's water appetite to ensure hydration. A normal water content in the bowels is vital for normal stool formation and potentially passing down a blockage. High-Fiber Foods: Foods rich in fiber fuel the healthy gut microbiome and add bulk to the stool, helping eliminate obstructions. Examples include pumpkin puree, sweet potatoes, and wheat brans. A bland diet is a combination of white chicken meat and rice in a 2 to 1 ratio. Probiotics are live bacteria and yeasts that support healthy gut function. Moderate physical activity supports healthy gut motility. Talk to your vet to determine what is moderate for your dog's breed, age, and physical condition, as too much exercise has a negative impact.
Iliana Bednar
Iliana Bednar
2025-06-22 19:52:08
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If you manage to get your dog to your vet very quickly after they have swallowed something that they shouldn’t have, they may be able to give them an injection to make them sick. This does however, depend on what they’ve swallowed – your vet wont do so if it isn’t safe. Never try to make your dog sick at home. If your dog has developed a gut blockage, it’s likely that your vet will admit them into the veterinary hospital for x-rays, a scan and possibly surgery. Contact your vet immediately for an emergency appointment if your dog has swallowed something they shouldn’t have or are showing any of the symptoms above. Never wait to see if a problem develops - your dog could become very ill, or even die without treatment.