What should you do if your dog vomits?

The situation should be analyzed and responded to in detail

If your dog vomits undigested food, you should fast.

If your dog vomits undigested food, , the mental state is normal, and there are no other abnormal conditions. It is a normal rumination phenomenon, indicating that the dog is physiologically vomiting caused by eating too fast or too much. Stop feeding for 4-6 hours, and in severe cases it can be extended to 12-24 hours; feed your pet probiotics to regulate the gastrointestinal tract, control the dog's diet, and feed it regularly and quantitatively. Pay attention to choosing dog food and food that are easy to digest. Do not feed food with bones, which can easily scratch the intestines.

Vomiting of white foam requires deworming

Dogs vomiting accompanied by diarrhea, bugs in the excrement, and even blood in the stool may be parasites in the body, and should be sent to the hospital for diagnosis. Depending on the situation Carry out corresponding internal deworming treatment. Owners should regularly deworm the dog internally and externally, and prohibit the dog from licking things on the ground when going out.

Gastrointestinal conditioning is required for vomiting yellow liquid

If the vomit is yellow, it is generally due to excessive gastric acid secretion due to hunger and vomiting of gastric juice. Give the dog some easy-to-digest liquid food or canned dog food. Don’t make the dog full at once. Eat small amounts frequently, and take probiotics to regulate the gastrointestinal tract.

Go to the hospital if vomiting affects the spirit.

If the vomitus is transparent, white mucus, or red with blood, yellow-green or brown, etc., and the dog is accompanied by other symptoms such as loss of appetite, listlessness, Abnormal symptoms of diarrhea, cough, and runny nose may be gastrointestinal diseases or canine distemper; it is best to use parvovirus and canine distemper test paper tests to rule out the possibility, and send the patient to the doctor for timely examination. If the above situation occurs, stop feeding and send the baby to the hospital for examination immediately.

Send the dog to the hospital if frequent vomiting affects eating.

If the dog frequently retches or suddenly vomits continuously, accompanied by a large amount of saliva, it may be food poisoning or drug poisoning, and should be sent to the pet hospital immediately treatment.