Causes of Czech Terrier vomiting:

1. It may be caused by parasites in the Czech Terrier’s body. If the Czech Terrier's vomit contains parasites, the dog must be dewormed regularly.

2. It may be that the Czech Terrier has eaten too much or unclean food, so it is necessary to stop feeding the Czech Terrier and feed some probiotics to help the Czech Terrier regulate its intestines and stomach.

3. It may be due to Czech Terrier indigestion. Dogs eating too quickly, too greasy, too full, and eating too many miscellaneous foods will cause gastrointestinal discomfort, heavy gastrointestinal burden, and then vomiting, which reduces the gastrointestinal burden.

4. It may be food poisoning in the Czech Terrier. Food poisoning mainly means that the dog has eaten poisonous food or food that has expired, spoiled, is unclean, or has been contaminated by germs. It will also cause the dog to have serious symptoms. Vomiting reaction.

5. It may be an acute infectious disease. Parvovirus, canine coronavirus, and canine distemper will be accompanied by vomiting and diarrhea.

6. It may be an internal disease of the Czech Terrier. In the early stages of pancreatitis and kidney failure in dogs, vomiting will occur.

7. It may be that the Czech Terrier's gastrointestinal tract is irritated. Dogs' gastrointestinal tract cannot be irritated. For example, eating spicy, greasy, cold food, or catching a cold in the stomach can also cause vomiting and diarrhea.

8. It may be that the Czech Terrier exercises vigorously. If a Czech Terrier exercises vigorously after eating a full meal, it can easily cause vomiting.

Czech Terrier vomiting treatment methods:

1. If the dog vomits food and eats it back immediately after vomiting, there is no need to worry too much. No need to see a doctor.

2. If your dog’s vomit is yellowish-green, you need to see a doctor immediately and then receive treatment according to the doctor’s advice.

3. If the dog’s vomit is transparent or white and thin, it may be suffering from acute gastroenteritis. If the dog has no adverse reactions after vomiting, there is no need to see a doctor and fast. 12 hours is enough. If the dog continues to vomit, has diarrhea, poor mental status, loss of appetite and other symptoms, it may be caused by infectious diseases, and the dog must be sent to the hospital for examination as soon as possible.