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Dog vomits and refuses food for three days
Vomiting can stem from fast eating, foreign objects, gastroenteritis, viruses, or parasites. For simple vomiting, fast and give probiotics. See a vet if it continues or other signs appear.
Roughly dark brown paste and some yellow water
Vomiting yellow fluid has many causes: bad food, gastritis, hairballs, parasites. Fast 12h and give probiotics; if no relief or other symptoms, see a vet.
What happens if a dog eats rice?
Rice is mainly carbs; moderate intake is fine, but too much causes indigestion (vomit, diarrhea, cramps, bloating). Long-term heavy rice with little else causes malnutrition and dental plaque/oral disease.
What happens if a dog eats fish organs?
Fish organs may hold bacteria, parasites, heavy metals; can cause diarrhea, vomiting, poor appetite, and allergic dogs get swelling/itch/breathing trouble. Long-term risks heavy-metal poisoning. Avoid feeding them.
What happens if a dog eats stones?
Stones can damage the digestive system, cause internal bleeding and blockage. Indigestible, they abrade the mucosa causing inflammation and pain; too many/large stones block the gut, causing vomiting, diarrhea, poor appetite.
What if a dog drinks cold water in winter?
Cold water in winter can chill the abdomen, causing pain, diarrhea, vomiting, lethargy, and lower temperature, raising cold risk. Give warm water; treat or see a vet if symptoms appear.
What if a dog has worms in its gut?
Gut worms cause soft stool, diarrhea, vomiting, weight loss, poor appetite, bloody stool; long-term leads to anemia and poor coat. Deworm regularly: monthly for puppies, every 2-3 months for adults, plus monthly external.
Half an hour ago bloody stool, vomit of white thick undigested kibble
Bloody stool and vomiting undigested kibble mainly suggest GI mucosal injury, internal parasites, or panleukopenia. Sharp items or infection can cause this; these are serious, so see a vet promptly.
How to test for canine parvovirus?
Methods: observe symptoms (fever, vomiting, lethargy, bloody foul stool); use a quick test strip (lower accuracy); or PCR and blood count at a vet (high accuracy, higher cost).
How can a puppy avoid carsickness?
Prevent carsickness: don't overfeed or starve before travel, or use pet motion-sickness meds; vent the car; stop safely if drooling/lethargic/vomiting; gradually acclimate it to car rides.