Dogs
Starting from the puppy age, if the puppy drinks water every day If the feet are enough, the stool will develop normally and the intestines and stomach will be strong. Otherwise, frequent lack of water can easily lead to many problems, such as heat stroke in summer.
Throw away the leftover water you drink every day and replace it with fresh water. It's best to give it distilled water, never raw tap water. If the water contains bacteria or no clean substances, it will definitely have an impact on the puppy's body. Boiled water should not be heated for a long time to prevent the puppy from scalding its mouth, throat and tongue. Wait until it cools down before pouring it into a basin of water.
Puppies should drink some glucose water every day. The amount should be one tablespoon to two tablespoons of glucose powder, mixed with some distilled water. Although glucose is important for replenishing the physical strength of puppies, it should not be excessive, otherwise it will be harmful to the teeth.
We should allow dogs to drink as much water as they want to maintain their health and reduce diseases. The water in the dog's body evaporates quickly (sweat glands are commonly found on the tongue), especially for puppies who love to exercise. If we do not compensate as much as possible, it can easily lead to "dehydration" all over the body; this is especially true when we are sick.
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