Solutions for dogs with cold and vomiting

1. If you are generally vomiting but eating normally, you can feed your pet probiotics for conditioning, maintain a light diet, and pay attention to giving the dog timely treatment according to weather changes. Add soft cushions and blankets to the nest.

2. If frequent vomiting affects eating, no other complications, and the patient is in good mental condition, he or she can fast for 12 hours, provide only water, and then feed easy-to-digest dog food, such as boiled chicken breast and rice porridge. Can.

3. Frequent vomiting, long duration, affecting eating or vomiting immediately after eating, accompanied by other abnormal symptoms, such as lack of energy, elevated body temperature, etc., should be sent to a doctor for treatment in time.

Causes of cold and vomiting in dogs

1. Rumination: If the dog vomits undigested food and eats it back. This kind of vomiting is physiological vomiting, that is, rumination. Just feed some probiotics appropriately.

2. If the spit is saliva, it is mostly an esophageal problem. Food is stuck in the esophagus, mostly bones.

3. Transparent or white mucus-like vomitus is gastric juice and may be a symptom of acute gastritis. After vomiting, it will be normal. Fast for 12 hours first, then feed an appropriate amount of dog food that is easy to digest, and take probiotics. If vomiting persists, it may be caused by foreign objects blocking the gastrointestinal tract, or vomiting caused by liver, kidney, or pancreatitis, and you need to seek medical attention immediately.

4. If the vomitus is yellow or mixed with green, it means that bile has been vomited out and needs to be sent to the hospital.

5. When the vomitus is brown, which is not the color of feed or food, but the color of gastric juice is brown, it means bleeding in the stomach, the most common ones are gastric ulcer and duodenal ulcer; You need to be sent to the hospital as soon as possible; when vomiting is severe and accompanied by diarrhea, fever and other complications, diseases such as parvovirus and canine distemper are not excluded, and you should be sent to the hospital immediately for examination and diagnosis.