After dogs suffer from stomatitis, they usually have symptoms such as swelling of mucosa, ulceration, saliva, oral odor. At this time, the puppy's lips and oral mucosa are painful, and they are not interested in many ingredients, and they will refuse to eat in serious cases.

Therefore, when the puppy is found to have stomatitis, the owner should take effective measures to help the puppy solve the pain as soon as possible. Let’s discuss the actual countermeasures below.

If a puppy has stomatitis, the owner must first adjust the diet of the puppy and choose to feed the puppy some soft and glutinous, very easy to swallow and swallow. This kind of ingredient is easier to recognize. If you feed the previously dry and lumpy ingredients again, it will irritate the ulcer and the puppy will refuse to eat due to pain.

The owner can give the puppy some meat porridge, vegetable porridge, millet soup, nutritional paste, and soft dog food in warm water. In addition, let the dog drink more water, and add pet mouth payment to the puppy's ingredients to fill in the nutritional ingredients required during the puppy's stomatitis period.

Many owners know that puppies are very prone to stomatitis if they lack vitamins. If a puppy eats single, dry ingredients for a long time, or loves meat products and eats very little fruits and vegetables, it is very easy to lack vitamins. For this matter, the owner must appropriately add Vitamin B2 to the puppy's daily diet to help the puppy fill the vitamins needed immediately.