Now many parents feed their dogs goat milk powder to supplement their nutrition. They can drink goat milk powder during pregnancy, postpartum, puppies, and adult dogs and elderly dogs. Because goat milk powder not only has better nutritional value, but is also easier to absorb; goat milk stays in the stomach for a shorter time, so it is not easy to get angry. The lactose in goat milk can be better absorbed, but some dogs have diarrhea after eating goat milk powder. What is the reason?

Each puppy has different stomach and intestines. Some dogs may have relatively weak stomachs because they do not adapt to milk powder. If they feed milk powder several times at the beginning, they are likely to experience diarrhea. In addition, it is not ruled out that the dog has diarrhea due to other reasons, such as catching a cold. What should I do if a dog drinks goat milk powder to get diarrhea? First of all, if you have a good mental state and no problem with your body temperature, most of the reason is that your stomach and intestines can't adapt to it all at once.

You must stop feeding first, just try it out for a little water first, and it won’t be too big of a problem if you have a meal or two. You can also try diluting the milk powder. Secondly, if the dog is too young, the best thing if the dog mother is still around is breast milk. If you really don’t buy milk powder for dogs in the pet store, it is a better choice. Pay attention to the milk powder brand when choosing, some of them will use milk to imitate them.