What should I do if my dog eats everything?

What should I do if my dog eats everything? ——10 days of hot topic analysis and solutions

Recently, "dogs eating randomly" has become a hot topic among pet owners. Many netizens have shared their furry children’s bizarre behavior on social platforms, and veterinary experts have also posted popular science content. This article will combine the hotspot data of the entire network in the past 10 days to analyze the reasons and provide practical solutions.

1. Statistics of hot topics across the entire network (last 10 days)

2. Three major reasons why dogs eat randomly

1.physiological factors: Puppies (4-8 months) have itchy gums during the teething period, which can be relieved by biting; some adult dogs develop pica due to lack of zinc, iron and other trace elements.

2.psychological factors: Dogs with separation anxiety vent their emotions by biting; when bored or not exercising enough, they may use "exploring mouths" to relieve boredom.

3.environmental factors: Failure to do a good job in home storage (such as placing socks and toy fragments everywhere); failure to stop food picking in time during outdoor activities.

3. Dangerous Goods Popularity Ranking

4. 5-step solution

1.Physical examination: First take your dog for a routine blood test to rule out parasites or nutritional deficiencies.

2.environmental management: Use anti-accidental storage boxes to store small items, and install pet fences in high-risk areas.

3.behavioral training: When the dog approaches dangerous objects, use the "NO" command to stop it and reward correct behavior in conjunction.

4.alternative: Prepare teething toys, frozen carrots and other safe chewing objects to divert attention.

5.emergency preparedness: Keep 3% hydrogen peroxide (for inducing vomiting) at home, and keep the emergency phone number of a nearby pet hospital.

5. Expert advice

Professor Li from the School of Veterinary Medicine at China Agricultural University pointed out in a recent live broadcast: "80% of random eating behaviors can be improved by increasing the amount of exercise, it is recommended to ensure 1 hour of outdoor activities every day, and use sniffing mats and other educational toys to consume energy. "

The latest guidelines from the American Pet Behavior Association (APDT) emphasize: “Punishment only worsens anxiety biting, it is recommended to use positive guidance and give snack rewards immediately for each successful rejection of dangerous items. "

6. Nutritional supplement program

Final reminder: If your dog has frequent vomiting, abnormal defecation, etc., please seek medical attention immediately. Prevention is better than cure. Through scientific management and patient training, you can completely help your dog get rid of his "eating" habit.