How Do You Relieve Constipation In Dogs And Cats?
Recently, my dog Dakota had surgery for a torn ligament in his knee. The surgery was pretty extensive, however, all went well. Upon discharge, the Veterinarian’s surgical staff discussed with me that Dakota may become constipated due to the bowel’s “freezing up” during the anesthesia process. This is a very normal condition that also applies to Human beings. Usually, after surgery, you will not be allowed to eat until your bowels start growling and waking up. Gas builds up and then your bowels should start moving to expel the anesthesia effects. The remedy for constipation was so simple and made such sense, but, I hadn’t even thought about it! This remedy can also apply to Human beings who suffer from Irritable Bowel Syndrome, stress, poor diet and just plain irregularity of their digestive system. If you or your pet suffers from constipation, try this natural remedy, and hopefully, you will have a more “comfortable” life! Step 1 jQuery(document).ready(function(){ jQuery(‘#jsArticleSte
