A dog vomiting yellow water with foam is a sign of indigestion

A dog vomiting yellow foam is a sign of indigestion. This disease is caused by long-term poor digestion, overeating, irregular diet and other reasons. It is usually accompanied by constipation, diarrhea and other symptoms. The affected animal vomits, initially as chyme, and later as foamy mucus and gastric juice. Depending on the nature of the disease, the vomitus may be mixed with blood, bile and mucosal fragments. Loose stools are initially a mixture of water and feces, and then become watery, sometimes mixed with tissue fragments and blood. The dog has mild abdominal pain, lying bent in a cold and dark place, abdominal tension, mild yellow and white tongue coating, rapid dehydration of the body, and yellowish urine. The course of the disease is generally about 2 to 5 days.

Treatment method for dogs vomiting yellow water with foam

First stop feeding for 6-12 hours, and then give easy-to-digest liquid food such as vegetable soup, porridge. Medications that strengthen the stomach and aid digestion can be given, such as lactic acid bacterium, gastric enzyme mixture, Shimu Sheng, etc. If the stool is loose or watery and mixed with mucus and blood, gentamicin and berberine can be taken orally. For severe dehydration, sugar saline, physiological saline, and compound sodium chloride can be administered. By taking the above treatment measures and strengthening care, you can recover in 2 to 3 days.