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My dog has vomited yellow fluid for a day or two and its eyes are a bit swollen – what’s wrong?
Yellow vomiting has many causes; if not from hunger, fast one day with probiotics and see a vet if no better.
My dog foamed, then vomited yellow fluid, and has not eaten or drunk for two days – what’s wrong?
This may be distemper, parvovirus, acute gastritis or pancreatitis. If vaccinated, rule out infection; try pet anti-emetics and probiotics, and see a vet if no better.
My dog ate fine at noon but lost appetite at night and vomited yellow-white fluid – what’s wrong?
Vomiting yellow fluid with no appetite can be gastritis, a virus or food poisoning. Withhold food and water and see a vet soon.
My cat still vomits after recovering from feline panleukopenia (distemper) – why?
Vomiting after panleukopenia is common because the virus damages the gut, sometimes leaving gastritis or pancreatitis. Use probiotics and a prescription diet, and see a vet for severe cases.
My cat suddenly vomited bright red blood – what should I do?
Vomiting blood is serious and needs urgent veterinary care. Causes include gastritis, ulcers, tumors, internal injury or poisoning, often from bones scratching the gut.
What happens if a husky overeats?
Overeating causes indigestion, belly pain, and vomiting, and long-term bingeing harms the gut and may cause gastritis and pancreatitis. Obesity raises heart, diabetes, and joint risks; feed on schedule.
What happens if a dog eats a desiccant?
Desiccants (calcium chloride, silica, iron oxide) irritate mouth and gut causing drooling, coughing, vomiting; dissolved they can cause gastritis, ulcers, even perforation, and high calcium can speed the heart and cause tremors.
My dog has diarrhea, red-yellow vomit, wheezing, and no eating or drinking; it has been off for days. What is it?
These signs resemble gastritis or pancreatitis, possibly with heart disease given wheezing. The dog is weak, so see a vet soon for targeted treatment to avoid worsening.
My dog is lethargic, not eating, and vomiting with diarrhea today.
Vomiting, diarrhea, and no eating suggest acute gastritis; blood in stool points to hemorrhagic enteritis from parasites, poisoning, or parvo. See a vet, rehydrate, and screen for parvo if unvaccinated.
My cat vomits every few days.
Vomiting every few days may be pancreatitis, stomach foreign body, parasites, chronic gastritis, or diet. If it still eats and is bright, it may be physiological from overeating or fast eating. See a vet if unsure.