Moro carrot soup with recipe + video

The moros carrot soup is suitable as an ideal sparing food for your dog. In the first place, the meal helps with acute diarrhea.

Home remedies for acute diarrhea

The main reason for Diarrhea in dog are bacteria or viruses. In some cases, parasites, e.g. giardia, can also be the cause of diarrhea. Of course, there are several other causes that can lead to this.

The responsible pathogens usually reside in the stomach or intestines.

Chemical medications are often used to treat diarrhea. Unfortunately, these drugs also attack the healthy intestinal flora and gastric mucosa and weaken the immune system.

That is why in most cases it is good to resort to natural remedies, as long as the diarrhea is not a concomitant of a serious disease or infection.

Carrot soup should be given to your dog primarily for acute diarrhea.

If diarrhea is accompanied by other symptoms or lasts longer than three days, please consult a veterinarian. Often there is a cause behind it, which can only be clarified by a specialist.

Symptoms for which you should consult a veterinarian:

• Diarrhea that lasts longer than 3 days
• bloody feces or diarrhea
• Abdominal pain
• Seizures
• Restlessness and trembling
• increased salivation
• Fever (higher than 40 °C)
• Loss of appetite
• (bloody) vomiting

After veterinary therapy kicks in and works for your charge, the veterinarian usually refers to a**Gentle food for the dog. **It continues to protect the stomach and intestines and accustom your furry companion back to a normal diet. Moro's carrot soup is ideal as a sparing diet.

Origin

Moro's carrot soup was developed in 1908. The inventor of this soup was professor Ernst Moro. The soup was intended for young children who suffered from stomach and intestinal problems.

Effect

The most important thing in Moro's carrot soup is the cooking time. Due to the long cooking time oligosaccharides (special sugar molecules) develop. These molecules have a positive effect on the intestinal flora by coating the walls of the small intestine. Most parasites and germs can then no longer attach to the intestinal wall, causing the diarrhea.

To go with the video, the Moro carrot soup as a tutorial:

Ingredients:

• 500 g carrots
• Water
• ½ tsp table salt

Utensils:

• Cooking pot and blender

Preparation:

• 500 g carrots wash
• Peel carrots and coarsely cut into small pieces
• Pour water into a saucepan
• Add carrots and cook for at least 90 min.
• Then puree the carrots
• Add water until the amount is one liter
• Add salt
• Mix soup and leave to cool
• Do not give soup to your dog until it has cooled sufficiently

Moro's carrot soup is also suitable for you as a human.

It is important that the moros carrot soup is given to your dog with as few spices as possible and cooled.**

After you have discussed the therapy for your four-legged friend with your vet, you can resort to other foods.

Please keep in mind that in most cases, the gentle diet is administered as an adjunct to therapy. In addition, you should always provide your protégé with cooked and pureed fruits and vegetables.

The sparing diet (including Moro's carrot soup) is not suitable for therapy alone.

Foods for a suitable soft diet are:**

• Chicken meat
• Turkey
• Potatoes
• Carrots
• Zucchini
• Pumpkin
• Low-fat quark (with little fat content)
• low fat cottage cheese
• Rice (preferably in a cooking bag)
• Flaxseed
• Oatmeal
• Apples
• Honey

Moro's carrot soup is the perfect option for acute diarrhea. Through its action and through its healthy ingredients, it is a remedy for your dog.

It helps both dog and master. Be careful that this soup is not a therapy on its own. Especially in case of prolonged diarrhea or accompanying symptoms, a visit to your veterinarian is necessary.