Reply to "Sick dog help"

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Originally posted by junior samples:
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Originally posted by Javier:
junior, your dog might not be getting enough fiber. Try feeding him some canned pumpkin.
Are you serious? Wonder what i could give him tonight to make the little feller feel better?

Seriously,
Check the animals gums. If they look whitish compared to the normal pin k color, the animal has worms.
The best temporary solution is sardines. The oil in them is good to revive the animal until you can worm it. Make sure you get a wormer for hook worms.
Also, if the color of the coat has a spotted look and they look thin behind the ribs, all that is a strong indicator of hook worms.
If the dog won't eat the sardines then you will need to force feed him.

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