The dog went to the grocery store and was fed. The owner posted a notice prohibiting feeding. What should dogs do after eating too salty?

If the dog eats a lot of edible salt, you can try to give the dog more water, because this will allow the dog to excrete all the excess salt through urination. Generally speaking, if dogs eat food with high salt content, it will cause a certain burden on the kidneys. After a long time, you will lose your hair or get angry, and there will be symptoms of tears.

If dogs eat a lot of edible salt, salt poisoning does occur. If the dog is in the early stage of poisoning, then you can give the dog more water at this time, and you should give the dog water in stages, which can reduce the salt concentration in the dog's stomach. One thing to pay attention to is not to give the dog a lot of water at one time, otherwise the dog will have loose bowels easily. If the situation is not particularly good, you can try to give the dog some emetic, but the amount must be mastered. If there is obvious improvement, you can feed some probiotics to the dog, which can regulate the stomach, help the dog repair the stomach function and slowly restore the appetite.

However, if the dog's salt poisoning is very serious, it still needs enema treatment, which generally needs to be operated in a professional pet hospital. By enema, you can wash away the edible salt in the gastrointestinal tract, and you can also give the dog some sugar water, which can reduce the salt in the blood. If the dog's mind is blurred after edible salt poisoning, then some calcium gluconate can be used in moderation at this time.

In fact, dogs can't eat salt, but they can't eat too much salt. Now all dog foods actually contain salt, because salt can increase the palatability of these dog foods and maintain the life movement of dogs. However, it is precisely because some edible salt is added to dog food that dogs don't need to add extra salt in their daily life, even homemade dog food doesn't need salt.