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My Dog Vomits White Foam, Has Diarrhea, and Has Something in Its Eye
Foam and diarrhea can be gastroenteritis, poisoning, parasites, or virus. An unvaccinated dog with inflammatory eye discharge may have distemper, needing a vet; recent toxins like rat poison or disinfectant also need detox to avoid organ damage.
My One-Year-Old Dog’s Belly Keeps Gurgling, Butt Up for Long Stretches, White Foam, Soft Stool
Gurgling with soft stool and white foam suggests indigestion, pancreatitis, or gastroenteritis; the butt-up pose eases belly discomfort. Give anti-inflammatory, anti-vomit, and probiotic medicine, feed small frequent meals of easy food, and see a vet if no improvement in 2-3 days.
What Should I Do About a Dog’s Vomiting and Diarrhea?
Vomiting, diarrhea, low spirits, and no eating can come from acute gastroenteritis, parasites, or infection. Unvaccinated dogs need a vet fast; vaccinated ones more likely have gastroenteritis. A full check finds the cause.
New Cat, Negative Tests for Feline Distemper and Ringworm, Normal Energy and Appetite, but Diarrhea for 10 Days, Now Red Bottom After Medicine. What Should I Do?
Long diarrhea with normal energy is likely parasites or enteritis; parasites can unbalance gut flora and cause chronic enteritis. Have a vet check the flora and identify the parasite type, then treat as advised.
My Dog Vomited After Eating, Seems Chilled, but the Stool Has Blood
Vomiting with a little blood at the stool end may be parvo or enteritis. Vaccination history hints at infection risk; unvaccinated dogs need a vet fast, while vaccinated ones more likely have enteritis and can try broad-spectrum GI medicine first.
Is It Okay to Feed a Five-Month-Old Pit Bull Raw Chicken Carcass?
Raw chicken carcasses are not recommended: raw meat may carry bacteria, parasites, and molds, and the many small bones can cut the mouth, throat, or gut and cause impaction if undigested.
What Happens If a Puppy Eats Spoiled Dog Food?
Spoiled food breeds bacteria and molds like Salmonella, E. coli, and aflatoxin that can cause gastroenteritis, diarrhea, and vomiting, even dehydration or death. Lost nutrients also stunt growth, so choose fresh, quality food.
My Dog Twitches and Acts Like Vomiting Every Time He Eats, for Almost Half a Month. What’s Wrong?
Stomach twitching and vomiting when eating can come from infectious or painful conditions such as pancreatitis, gastroenteritis, gastric spasm, or abnormal intestinal motility. Have a vet examine the dog to find the cause and treat it specifically.
My Puppy Keeps Having Watery, Cement-Like Diarrhea. What Should I Do?
Frequent diarrhea in a puppy is often gastroenteritis or a viral disease, so a veterinary infectious disease screening is advised. If a vet visit isn't possible immediately, withhold food for a day and give anti-diarrhea medicine and probiotics.
After playing outside he vomited wild grass, then undigested kibble, then loud diarrhea, now watery stool, no eating, no fever, no blood
Eating grass can cause acute gastroenteritis from its fiber irritating the stomach. Try pet anti-diarrhea medicine; if it eases, offer softened kibble. If not, see a vet for fluids to avoid electrolyte imbalance.