You may have encountered Papillon dogs vomiting in daily life! In fact, pet dogs are just like people. Papillon dogs occasionally have some minor illnesses. What are the reasons that prompt Papillon dogs to vomit? Because of fear, worried that Papillon dogs will get sick. If anything happens, send the butterfly dog ​​to the pet hospital for examination.

What should I do if my butterfly dog ​​vomits?

1. The healthiest, safest and most effective way to deal with it is to take your butterfly dog ​​to the pet hospital for examination as soon as possible. Vomiting and fever in Papillon dogs may be a precursor to serious diseases, such as parvovirus, canine distemper, gastroenteritis, etc. These diseases seriously harm the body of Papillon Dogs. As a parent, if you want to ensure that your Papillon is in good health, you should take your Papillon for examination as soon as possible to diagnose the cause and then provide targeted treatment. This is the best and most reasonable treatment for Papillon dogs.

2. In addition to taking the butterfly dog ​​to the hospital for examination. In later life, diet and care are also particularly important. First of all, your Papillon should be cared for according to your veterinarian’s instructions. For example: you can stop food for 12-24 hours for a vomiting dog, and then prepare a list of delicious foods to feed the dog after the dog's body has basically improved. At the same time, the daily environment of Papillon Dogs must also be cleaned in time, and necessary sterilization and disinfection must be carried out. Prevent the Papillon from being threatened by the disease again so that it can get better as soon as possible.

1) Precautions for daily care:

This dog will naturally change its hair once a year, usually between March and April, so there is no need to trim its fur. Papillon dogs are very active and like to go out for walks with their owners, go shopping or play in the park, and always run around their owners. The Papillon is stronger than it looks on the outside and likes outdoor sports. Giving it an appropriate amount of exercise will help it increase its appetite, digest and absorb, and enhance its physical fitness.

2) Dietary precautions:

When raising Papillon dogs, attention should be paid to the adequate intake of nutrients. About 150 grams of fresh meat should be provided every day, and a similar amount of vegetarian or sugar-free or low-sugar hard biscuits and clean cold water should be given.

Causes of vomiting in Papillon dogs:

1. Eat too much

Sometimes when we describe how full we are, we say, "I'm so full that I'm going to vomit." In fact, this sentence is not unreasonable. Eating too much may indeed cause vomiting. Similarly for Papillon dogs, eating too much will cause the esophagus to be overburdened. If digestion is not timely, Papillon dogs will vomit.

2. The gastrointestinal tract is blocked

Papillon dogs may accidentally eat some substances that are not digested and absorbed by the gastrointestinal tract, such as small plastics, cotton, cloth, etc. These substances are blocked in the gastrointestinal tract after being eaten by the pet dog, causing gastrointestinal rejection.

3. Physiological vomiting

Physiological vomiting in Papillon dogs is a normal reaction. If the Papillon dog vomits out the food and then eats the food back immediately without any adverse reactions afterwards, this situation is physiological vomiting.

4. Indigestion

Indigestion of Papillon dogs after eating indigestible food can also cause vomiting.

5. Eating the wrong food

If a Papillon dog eats food that should not be eaten, such as spoiled food or chocolate, it will cause a gastrointestinal reaction and cause the Papillon dog to vomit.

6. Gastritis

Gastritis can cause problems in the entire digestive system of Papillon dogs, leading to symptoms such as indigestion, loss of appetite, nausea and vomiting.

7. Kidney problems

Renal insufficiency, kidney stones, nephritis and other diseases can also cause vomiting in Papillon dogs.

8. Pancreatitis

Papillon pancreatitis is mainly caused by the blockage of the bile duct, which causes pancreatic juice and bile to flow back to the pancreas, causing the pancreas to digest itself. Pancreatitis can easily lead to gastrointestinal discomfort and vomiting.

9. Gastrointestinal ulcers

Gastrointestinal ulceration will cause the Papillon's digestive system to fail to function normally. One of the symptoms of the disease is vomiting.

In fact, butterfly dogs are just like people. Papillon dogs occasionally have some minor illnesses. After reading the above content, do you know the reasons for its vomiting and how to deal with it? I hope the above content can help you.