Gastroenteritis causes vomiting

When a dog eats unclean things, it may cause acute gastroenteritis. If your dog vomits a thin, white, sticky liquid, it is stomach acid. At this time, the dog should be fasted first. If the vomiting of the dog is found to persist, seek medical treatment as soon as possible.

Parvovirus causes vomiting

If a dog is infected with parvovirus or canine distemper, it will cause the dog to vomit. Usually when the dog is a puppy or has not been vaccinated, if the dog is accompanied by fever, cough, tremors, etc., it is necessary to send the dog to the doctor for emergency treatment.

Intravenous injection causes vomiting

Intravenous injection will increase the pressure on the heart, lungs and thoracic blood vessels. When the doctor injects, the faster the infusion speed will cause the dog to Vomiting, whether the speed of infusion is appropriate is related to the physical condition of the dog, and it is up to the doctor to grasp the situation at that time.