After the dog vomits, you can feed it some easily digested canned food, goat milk powder and other foods, but only if the dog vomits at a low frequency. If vomiting is frequent, it is not recommended to feed the dog to avoid aggravating the dog's vomiting. There are many causes of vomiting in dogs, including acute gastritis, gastrointestinal foreign body obstruction, acute pancreatitis, parvovirus, and canine coronavirus infection. Among them, small ones can cause severe vomiting, so it is recommended to seek medical treatment in time.

What to do after a dog vomits:

1. Fasting. If your dog vomits, it indicates gastrointestinal discomfort or indigestion, and it should be fasted immediately to avoid secondary vomiting and diarrhea.

2. Regulate the intestines and stomach. When a dog vomits, you can feed it some pet probiotics to help digestion and absorption, regulate the dysfunction of the gastrointestinal tract, and the vomiting situation can be improved.

3. Do a good job in prevention. If you pay attention to keeping warm, deworming vaccines, and feeding regularly and quantitatively, you can prevent your dog from vomiting and prevent repeated vomiting.

4. Send to a doctor promptly. When a dog 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.

5. Pay attention to eating light and easy to digest. After vomiting, the dog's gastrointestinal tract will be poor for a while. In addition to feeding probiotics for health care. In terms of staple food, you should also choose dog food that is light and easy to digest, which can prevent and improve the symptoms of dogs prone to vomiting.