Constipation Care for Dogs

Fast relief for dogs with constipation. Dietary fiber and products that promote bowel movements – delivery within 1–3 business days.

FAQ

What helps with constipation in dogs?

With hard stool and mild constipation in dogs, switching to a higher-fiber diet, adding dietary fiber, ensuring adequate water intake, and increasing exercise often helps. In cases of acute constipation, a small amount of paraffin oil may be given at home according to veterinary instructions. If the dog hasn’t pooped in more than two days, or if the abdomen remains consistently hard, a veterinarian should be consulted.

How can you relieve constipation in dogs?

Mild constipation in dogs can be relieved by adding fiber to the diet, providing plenty of water, and increasing exercise. In acute cases, a small amount of paraffin oil may be given at home following veterinary guidance. If the dog doesn’t defecate within two days or shows signs of a constantly hard belly, veterinary attention is recommended.

How long can a dog go without pooping?

A healthy dog typically poops once or twice a day. If the dog hasn’t pooped within 48 hours, constipation should be suspected. A single day without defecation isn’t always alarming, but if the dog’s abdomen is hard, pain occurs, or symptoms of constipation persist, it’s wise to contact a veterinarian. Constipation in senior dogs or puppies requires special attention and may need to be treated more quickly.

Help for Constipation in Dogs

Hard stool or mild constipation in dogs is a condition that can affect dogs of all ages and cause discomfort for both the dog and the owner. When the dog doesn’t poop, poops infrequently, or has painful defecation, it’s important to act in time. With us, you’ll find safe and effective products that support bowel function and relieve symptoms – suitable for both puppies and senior dogs.

How to Recognize Constipation in Dogs

Symptoms of constipation in dogs can vary, but typical signs include:

- Straining without producing stool- Swollen or hard abdomen- Restlessness and pain during defecation- Poor appetite or vomiting

If a puppy isn’t pooping, or if it concerns constipation in an older dog, action should be taken without delay. Prolonged constipation can lead to pain and more serious intestinal issues.

Effective Products That Support Treatment

Constipation in dogs can often be managed at home with a combination of a fiber-rich diet, sufficient water intake, regular exercise, and gentle aids. Adding wet food to the diet can help soften the stool and increase bulk in the intestines.

With us, you’ll find a wide selection of products suitable for both acute situations and long-term digestive support. Fibor is a tasty fiber supplement suitable for both temporary use and as part of a continuous diet. Nutrolin Gut & Flora supports the dog’s gut flora and contains prebiotics and probiotics that promote digestive balance and may help prevent constipation before it starts.

For dogs suffering from constipation, it’s also important to choose a suitable, veterinary-recommended special food designed for treating constipation.