Causes of Corgi vomiting:

1. It may be that Corgi ate too much food at one time, or vomited due to eating too quickly.

2. The Corgi may be infected with parasites. When the Corgi is infected with parasites, there may be parasites in the vomit.

3. Possible food poisoning. Food poisoning mainly means that the Corgi has eaten poisonous food or food that has expired, spoiled, unclean, or been contaminated by germs. It will also cause the Corgi to have severe vomiting reaction.

4. Corgi's stomach and intestines cannot be irritated. For example, eating spicy, greasy, cold food, or catching a cold in the stomach will also cause vomiting.

What to do if Corgi vomits:

1. Fasting. If Corgi vomits, it means there is gastrointestinal discomfort or indigestion. Fasting should be done immediately to avoid Secondary vomiting and diarrhea.

2. When there are hairs in the vomit, the Corgi should be combed daily. It doesn’t matter if the Corgi eats grass appropriately and can induce vomiting on its own.

3. Send to the hospital in time. When Corgi vomits severely, it is 80% due to food poisoning or acute illness, and it needs to be sent to the hospital for physical examination and treatment immediately.