Many domestic Schnauzers sometimes vomit, which leaves many owners at a loss. Only by understanding the real cause of Schnauzer vomiting can we better prescribe the right medicine. So why does Schnauzer vomit? Let’s take a look!

If your Schnauzer dog vomits food or yellow water, it’s not a big problem

If a Schnauzer dog vomits up basically two types of things: one is completely undigested food, and the other is yellow water with a very smelly smell. It’s not a big problem. You can think of it as a dog’s instinct for self-protection, so don’t be overly nervous.

For Schnauzer vomiting, it can be regarded as a relatively normal phenomenon if it is not accompanied by vomiting blood, fever, lack of energy, diarrhea, blood in the stool, etc. Dogs will vomit when they eat inappropriate food, and this probability is much higher than that of humans.

Generally, in this case, owners can just add a few digestive tablets such as lactase or yeast tablets to the meal to help the Schnauzer dog digest it, so there is no need to worry.

There is another reason why Schnauzer vomits due to disease:

If your dog vomits frequently and severely, spitting out foam, don't take it lightly at this time. This situation is likely to be caused by the Schnauzer. Stomach acid will damage the esophagus and cause the Schnauzer to have a loss of appetite.

Schnauzers may also vomit in some cases when they have a cold. If the Schnauzer has diarrhea or blood, parents must take the Schnauzer to the hospital quickly to diagnose whether it is serious diseases such as canine distemper to ensure the safety of the Schnauzer. This also reminds us that we need to conduct regular physical examinations and receive timely vaccinations for our dogs to ensure that the Schnauzer is healthy.