Better digestion is a health marker of a human being as well as in a dog. Good digestion is the most important symbol for a dog’s health status. A constipated dog can face so many health issues along with the behavioral disorder. This may produce aggression, anxiety, and anger in a dog. In mild cases, one can treat a dog’s constipation at home with few easy methods. In severe cases visit a veterinary physician for advice and treatment.   There are many different reasons that can cause a dog to become constipated. The following are some: There are some simple steps you can take to prevent constipation in dog’s: Try some home remedies to prevent constipation in pets:

A healthy life in dog depends upon the proper care and grooming along with the good habits incorporated in the dog’s behavior. The behavior and lifestyle of a dog can be maintained by proper trainings in dogs. Both these behavior/ nature and lifestyle/day activities of dog or a pet are directly responsible for their health status. An owner of dog must know about some factors to make their pet happier and healthier. The behavior of owner towards their pets under different situations are also responsible for their pet’s lifestyle and attitude towards others. Few of good habits for dogs:

A four year old Labrador named Eddy visited Dr. Thind’s Clinic on 5th January 2016. She was a healthy dog with timely immunization. The dog had visited farm house after which he had eruptions on his genitals, underarms and flank region. The dog had become irritable due to constant itching.The dog had no history of allergy or any other past illness. Dr. Thind prescribed him medicines for his Allergic eruptions. The owner followed up after a week and there was reduction in pus formation.Dr. Thind prescribed medicines for 1 month. On his next visit the dog had no pus on the rashes and and the eruptions had also started drying out.In two weeks the rashes had settled and dog was happy as ever.

A 9-year-old Bulldog named Ceaser’s caretaker visted to Dr. Thind’s Homeopathy Clinic. The caretaker presented Ceaser’s symptoms of loss of appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, the color of urine also turned dark yellow & weight loss. All the symptoms were indicative of chronic liver disease. Based on the Veterinary’s examination report, it was observed that the dog’s skin, nails & eyes are turned yellowish in color. On asking further history it was noted that he was suffering for 1 month. The blood tests were advised, which indicated raised bilirubin levels, 3.4 mg/dL & increased neutrophil count. The had tried other treatments like conventional and Ayurveda, however, it had caused aggravation in gastric issues causing a complete decline in the appetite, even simple foods lead to vomiting, causing weight loss and weakness. Dr. Thind prescribed medicines after studying all his symptoms. Ceaser’s caretaker reported after 2 weeks and although his appetite was still poor his bilirubin had decreased to 1.5 mg/dL, and his weight was stable. The vomiting had reduced and diarrhea was in control. On his Second consultation, the dog’s yellow appearance of skin reaches to nearby normal. The appetite had improved and there was no vomiting. The dog had become active and was playful.