Dog Vomiting

Vomiting is a muscle reflex action that forcefully expels contents from the stomach or even the small intestine. If your dog vomits after devouring food or exercising a lot, there is no need to worry about this situation, as long as the dog has a good rest. However, if your dog vomits repeatedly, vomits a large amount of vomit, or even vomits blood, you must seek veterinary treatment. Generally speaking, the yellow water spit out by dogs is gastric juice, the white and transparent water is dog saliva, and the yellow-green water is dog bile.

Dog diarrhea

The dog's stool will reflect the dog's feeding status. For example, if the dog's stool is very hard, it means it is not full. If the dog's stool is formed but very soft, It means you ate too much in the last meal. If a dog has diarrhea and vomits at the same time, it is probably because there is foreign matter or fungal infection in the digestive tract. If the puppy is 2 or 3 months old, be careful about whether it is infected with parvovirus. If your dog's stool contains a large amount of blood and mucus, it is probably due to colon inflammation. In this case, you need to go to the doctor directly.

Dogs scratching their ears

If the dog scratches its ears frequently, the owner should carefully check whether there are ear mites in the dog’s ear canal. If there is a large amount of dark brown earwax in the ear canal, it means Your dog may have ear mites. The owner should clean the dog's ears and use ear drops specially designed for pets for cleaning and treatment.

Dogs scratch their skin

Dogs often scratch their skin. If you check and find ringworm spots on your skin, it means that your dog is infected by fungus and needs to be treated with medication in time. Give your dog Take a medicated bath. Dogs with fleas and other parasites will also experience itching. The owner can tell by observing whether there are black dots on the hair, and the dog should be dewormed regularly.