What to do when Golden Retrievers (detailed introduction) are constipated? Beginners who just started raising pets may be very anxious, but actually this situation is quite common. When a Golden Retriever has constipation, what should be done?

Actually, the place where the dog defecates must look simple. You can set up a fixed spot at home, allowing the dog to consciously defecate there every time. Over time, it will be like doing homework every day. Once constipation appears, it means the dog's digestive function begins to slow down. At this time, inspection should be carried out promptly. If serious, the Golden Retriever should be taken to the hospital to cooperate with the veterinarian's work.

The excretory function of Golden Retrievers is quite good, and constipation rarely occurs unless diet is not controlled well. Owners must be gentle with Golden Retrievers. When the dog urinates or defecates randomly, deliberate scolding should not happen, as this makes the dog feel it is a very serious matter, causing it to be afraid of defecating freely and creating certain psychological shadows.

What to do when Golden Retrievers have constipation? According to the pet’s daily routine, timely adjustments should be made. Generally, internal heat causes constipation. At this time, owners should prepare some mild food and provide more water every day for the dog to absorb. Only when the body has enough water can the digestive tract effectively circulate, thereby improving constipation.

Relatively intelligent dogs, once adapted for a month, will understand to defecate in the designated pet area and will insist on certain rules from then on. After meals, they will obediently go there to excrete, and there will be no incidents of random urination or defecation. This is also the cleverness of Golden Retrievers.