Causes of vomiting in English Foxhounds:

1. Central vomiting

Generally occurs during inflammatory processes or poisoning due to infectious diseases and poisons , toxins or poisons directly stimulate the vomiting center, causing the dog to vomit. This situation is common in certain encephalopathies, chronic nephritis secondary to uremia, hepatitis, or chloroform or morphine poisoning.

2. Peripheral vomiting

Vomiting is caused by stimulation of organs other than the medulla oblongata, which reflexively triggers the excitement of the vomiting center. It generally occurs when dogs have gastric overload, gastric mucosal inflammation, and foreign bodies in the pharynx, esophagus, and esophageal groove.

Methods to treat vomiting in English Foxhounds:

1. If the dog vomits food and eats it back immediately, it will be fine afterwards. There is no need to see a doctor in this case. The dog is experiencing vomiting similar to rumination, so there is no need to worry.

2. If the dog’s vomit is white, thin or transparent, and it will be normal after vomiting, you can fast for 12 hours first. If your dog continues to vomit, take your dog to the doctor.

3. If your dog’s vomit is yellowish-green, you should take your dog to the doctor in time.