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Electrolytes and Dehydration Treatments for Dogs

Electrolytes and Dehydration Treatments for Dogs

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Dog dehydration

Dog dehydration can make our pets feel very unwell and can occur for a variety of reasons. Dehydration is a serious condition and swift treatment is important to help replenish fluids lost and help your dog recover.

Pet Circle stocks a huge variety of products to help with dog dehydration online to suit every dog's individual health care needs.

This should not replace a veterinary health assessment, if your pet is unwell please seek the assistance of your regular veterinarian.

Best dog dehydration products based on our customer reviews

Jurox Lectade Oral Rehydration Therapy Duo Sachets This is an excellent product when your pet is recovering from an illness. It's a real pick me up for them. -ROBYN
Jurox Lectade Oral Rehydration Therapy Duo Sachets Worked a treat after my puppy had a tummy upset. and got a bit dehydrated - he tolerated the change in taste very well too. -SALLY

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the signs of dehydration in dogs?

Our dogs can suffer from dehydration too, for numerous reasons. Dehydration can be mild, moderate or severe. Similar to people, it can make your dog feel very unwell and, in some instances, can even be life-threatening. There are several signs to watch for if your dog is dehydrated:

  1. Lethargic
  2. Sticky or dry feeling gums
  3. Loss of appetite
  4. Prolonged skin tent (skin when pinched up, it stays up and doesn't spring back to normal)
  5. Dry nose
  6. Sunken eyes
  7. Collapse

If you ever notice any symptoms of dehydration in your dog, or your dog appears unwell, do not delay veterinary attention.

To find out more about how to help your dog's health, read our articles on 3 Daily habits to improve your pet's health and 5 Life-lengthening pet health tips.

Author info: Dr Nicole du Plessis - Pet Circle In-House Veterinarian