What to do if your dog’s mouth is blistered

What should I do if my dog’s mouth is blistered? 10-day network hotspot analysis and solutions

Recently, pet health issues have become one of the hot topics on social platforms, with the number of discussions related to "bubbles at the dog's mouth" increasing by more than 200% in 10 days. This article will combine hotspot data from the entire network and professional veterinary advice to provide you with structured solutions.

1. Statistics of hot spots across the entire network (last 10 days)

2. Analysis of common causes

According to clinical data from pet hospitals, oral blistering is mainly related to the following factors:

3. Grading treatment plan

1. Mild symptoms (home care)

• Use pet mouthwash (preferably containing chlorhexidine)
• Feed liquid food at an appropriate temperature
• Supplement vitamin B (daily dose not exceeding 5mg/kg)

2. Moderate symptoms (need drug intervention)

3. Severe symptoms (indication for immediate medical treatment)

• Bleeding that continues for more than 15 minutes
• Accompanied by high fever above 39℃
• Refusal to eat or drink for 24 hours

4. Top 3 popular prevention suggestions on the Internet

1.Regular dental check-ups: Quarterly self-examination using pet dental mirror
2.Toy safety screening:Avoid teething toys with sharp edges
3.food temperature control: Food is recommended to be kept between 25-30℃

5. Special reminder from veterinarians

Recently, there have been many cases of oral mucosal damage caused by using human toothpaste to brush dogs’ teeth. The pH value of pets' oral cavity is different from that of humans, so you must use canine-specific oral care products. If symptoms persist for 48 hours without improvement, be sure to go to a regular pet hospital for bacterial culture testing.

Note: The statistical period of the data in this article is November 1-10, 2023, covering mainstream social platforms and outpatient data of 18 pet hospitals.