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   Do dogs have constipation?

   • In chronic cases, dogs may retain hard, dry fecal matter in their digestive tracts. This is known as obstipation, in which there is so much fecal matter that it becomes compacted and the dog cannot defecate at all. Luckily, there are ways to help relieve dogs of constipation, including stool softeners. What Are the Signs of Dog Constipation?

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   Can a dog defecate if he has constipation?

   • Dogs who are suffering from constipation will not “go” at all, strain to defecate, or produce rock-hard stools. In chronic cases, dogs may retain hard, dry fecal matter in their digestive tracts. This is known as obstipation, in which there is so much fecal matter that it becomes compacted and the dog cannot defecate at all.

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   How do you treat constipation in dogs?

   • Exercise. Take your dog for long walks to get their bowels moving and stimulate a healthy movement. Exercises like running, fetch, and chase are great ways to promote a healthy digestive tract. For chronic or persistent constipation, your vet may recommend some changes or other treatments.

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   Why is my dog constipated if he has long hair?

   • Stressed or anxious dogs may be reluctant to go to the bathroom and can become constipated from holding their stool in. Finally, your dog’s fur could be causing constipation. Dogs with long hair can sometimes form an obstruction in their rear end due to the fur matting, which prevents the effective passage of waste.

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   Is my dog constipated if he doesn't go to the toilet?

   • It can be worrying when your dog doesn’t go to the toilet for an unusual length of time. This can occur at any age, but elderly dogs are far more likely to suffer with constipation than younger dogs. If you think that your dog has constipation you should discuss this with your vet. Is my dog constipated?

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   Causes of constipation in dogs. There are many potential causes of constipation, including: Blockages — Anything that puts pressure on or gets in the way of the intestines, colon or anus (back passage) can lead to constipation because it stops the normal passage of poo. This can include: A gut blockage or blockage in the anus (back passage)

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   If your dog has not had a poo within 24 hours then it’s certainly possible that they are constipated. Common signs of constipation include: Small, hard and dry stools. Finding it difficult to poo. Passing mucus, or sometimes blood. Tense, hard abdomen. Occasionally they may be off their food.

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   • What Are The Signs of Dog Constipation?
   • What Causes Constipation?
   • Most Common Causes
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   The signs of constipation are pretty obvious, including: 1. Lack of defecation for a few days; 2. Hard, dry stools that feel like pebbles when you pick them up. Two other signs of discomfort are associated with constipation, including: 1. Tenesmus, which includes straining to defecate with little or no result, or producing small amounts of liquid f...

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   Under normal circumstances, fecal matter travels through the digestive tract, reaching the colon where water and electrolytes are absorbed from the mass. Water reabsorption is the colon’s main function. Fecal material in the colon is moved through a process known as “peristaltic waves.” If this process becomes impaired or slowed, the fecal mass wil...

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   Veterinary textbooks list scores of underlying causes, some as benign as lack of exercise, others much more serious problems, like cancer. Veterinarians categorize these causes, based upon where the problem occurs along the digestive tract. They use the words: 1. Interluminal (referring to blockages inside the colon) 2. Extraluminal (obstructions o...

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   If the problem has just started—no more than a day or two—a few home remedies might get things moving again. Call your veterinarian before adding any supplements and keep in mind that no one strategy works for all dogs. But some of the old-standbys for treating constipation include: 1. Pumpkin—Weirdly, this dietary fix works in some dogs for either...

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   It’s a good idea to call the vet as soon as you become aware of the problem. Constipation can be a sign of some very serious diseases. Long-term or chronic constipation may lead to a buildup of dried fecal matter that gets stuck in the colon, known as obstipation. This may contribute to another condition marked by an inability to defecate normally ...

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   Most cases will resolve with mild treatments, such as boosting liquids and dietary fiber or getting more exercise. Laxative suppositories and enemas may be helpful, but should only be used with guidance from a veterinarian, especially if they are needed for long periods. More extreme cases will require such medical interventions as: 1. Manual remov...

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   May 24, 2023 · Your dog could be constipated for a variety of reasons but some of the main causes of constipation are: dehydration. foreign bodies (particularly bones) caught in the digestive system (intestinal tract) prostate problems in male dogs. medication causing constipation. blocked or infected anal glands.

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   Jan 23, 2023 · Constipation can be a sign of more serious conditions. If your dog is constipated, you can try these home remedies to relieve their pain: Pumpkin puree. This puree is high in fiber and moisture ...

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   Sep 28, 2023 · Causes of Constipation in Dogs. Constipation in dogs often stems from diseases or conditions that reduces the passage of feces through the colon.This can be due to a variety of factors, including dehydration, physical inactivity, underlying medical conditions, behavioral disturbances, and the side effects of certain medications.

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   May 29, 2024 · First, dogs who aren’t getting enough exercise and live more sedentary lifestyles are prone to constipation. Additionally, your dog’s emotional state can also cause constipation. Stressed or anxious dogs may be reluctant to go to the bathroom and can become constipated from holding their stool in.