what to do if dog is not eating food from last three days but drinking water
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Symptoms of loss of appetite in dogs include:
Eating less food than normal
Refusing to eat food
Refusing to eat treats
Lack of interest in food
Trying to eat but unable Weight loss
Weakness/lethargy
Vomiting
Types Pseudo-anorexia – The pet wants to eat, however cannot due to a physical problem.
True anorexia – The pet has no desire to eat.
Causes of Loss of Appetite in Dogs
A variety of issues can cause loss of appetite in dogs:
Psychological Causes of Anorexia
Depression
Stress
Undesirable food
Environmental change
Dietary change
Change in daily routine
Physical Causes of Anorexia
Medication Infection (bacterial, viral, parasitic)
Cancer
Pain
Toxin exposure
Dental problems
Cardiovascular disease
Gastrointestinal disease or blockage
Endocrine disorder
Autoimmune disease
Respiratory illness
Neurological diseases .
Treatment of Loss of Appetite in Dogs You can attempt to stimulate appetite at home by warming the pet’s food slightly or adding warm water to kibble (increasing smell and palatability). Be very certain that the food is not too hot and stir microwaved food well to distribute heat evenly after warming. You may also try adding canned food or low-sodium chicken broth (or vegetable broth) to kibble. A pet may respond to hand feeding with fingers or a spoon better than eating from a bowl. If the pet refuses to eat after a 24-hour period, veterinary treatment will be necessary. Supportive Care If the pet has not eaten in a few days, intravenous or subcutaneous fluid therapy will rehydrate the pet and provide electrolytes. Syringe feeding or a feeding tube may be required for pets who haven’t eaten in 2-3 days. An appetite stimulant such as mirtazapine or cyproheptadine can aid in boosting appetite. Treatment of the Underlying Issue Once the condition that is causing the loss of appetite is identified, proper treatment of the condition will be initiated. This may involve oral medications, dental procedure and/or surgery. Refeeding Once the pet is stabilized, a refeeding plan will be put into place. Normally, a bland diet will be offered for 2-3 days with small portions given frequently throughout the day. The diet will then transition to a regular diet gradually over one week.
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Symptoms of loss of appetite in dogs include:
Eating less food than normal
Refusing to eat food
Refusing to eat treats
Lack of interest in food
Trying to eat but unable Weight loss
Weakness/lethargy
Vomiting
Types Pseudo-anorexia – The pet wants to eat, however cannot due to a physical problem.
True anorexia – The pet has no desire to eat.
Causes of Loss of Appetite in Dogs
A variety of issues can cause loss of appetite in dogs:
Psychological Causes of Anorexia
Depression
Stress
Undesirable food
Environmental change
Dietary change
Change in daily routine
Physical Causes of Anorexia
Medication Infection (bacterial, viral, parasitic)
Cancer
Pain
Toxin exposure
Dental problems
Cardiovascular disease
Gastrointestinal disease or blockage
Endocrine disorder
Autoimmune disease
Respiratory illness
Neurological diseases .
Treatment of Loss of Appetite in Dogs You can attempt to stimulate appetite at home by warming the pet’s food slightly or adding warm water to kibble (increasing smell and palatability). Be very certain that the food is not too hot and stir microwaved food well to distribute heat evenly after warming. You may also try adding canned food or low-sodium chicken broth (or vegetable broth) to kibble. A pet may respond to hand feeding with fingers or a spoon better than eating from a bowl. If the pet refuses to eat after a 24-hour period, veterinary treatment will be necessary. Supportive Care If the pet has not eaten in a few days, intravenous or subcutaneous fluid therapy will rehydrate the pet and provide electrolytes. Syringe feeding or a feeding tube may be required for pets who haven’t eaten in 2-3 days. An appetite stimulant such as mirtazapine or cyproheptadine can aid in boosting appetite. Treatment of the Underlying Issue Once the condition that is causing the loss of appetite is identified, proper treatment of the condition will be initiated. This may involve oral medications, dental procedure and/or surgery. Refeeding Once the pet is stabilized, a refeeding plan will be put into place. Normally, a bland diet will be offered for 2-3 days with small portions given frequently throughout the day. The diet will then transition to a regular diet gradually over one week.
Read more at: https://wagwalking.com/condition/loss-of-appetite
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