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Why Is My Dog Vomiting Blood?
A dog vomiting blood can mean an esophageal cut from a swallowed object, food poisoning, severe gastroenteritis or ulcers, or the enteric form of parvovirus. All are urgent — get the dog to a vet rather than treating at home.
Dog not eating, listless. No diarrhea, no vomiting, nose moist, no runny nose.
Not eating with low spirits can be gut upset, parasites, or other disease. Try a short fast with probiotics and offer favorite food; if it persists, see a vet.
Cat suddenly not eating or drinking, listless, vomiting and diarrhea, slight fever
Not eating, lethargy, vomiting, diarrhea, and fever can be many diseases, including FIP or panleukopenia. See a vet promptly to find the cause; infectious disease is dangerous and timely treatment matters.
Puppy keeps coughing, making a gagging sound, vomiting white transparent thick matter, body twitching
Coughing, white thick vomit, and twitching may be a cold, but also foreign-body blockage or viral infection. Give water and pet cold medicine and observe; if no improvement, see a vet.
Why is my rabbit vomiting and losing appetite?
Rabbit vomiting and poor appetite can come from eating too much or too fast, digestive infection, or parasites. If from spoiled food, withhold food 12-24 hours then feed easily digestible food. If uncertain, see a vet.
My cat had vomiting/diarrhea (white foam) and a fever shot, then vet diagnosed gastroenteritis; now no diarrhea but vomiting thick yellow fluid, not eating, low energy
Have the vet determine if it's bacterial or viral gastroenteritis and follow treatment without stopping meds early. For repeated yellow-fluid vomiting, stop oral food/meds and use IV/subcutaneous fluids, then gut-repair meds, amoxicillin-clavulanate, and probiotics; feed liquid, easily digestible food later.
Why is my cat vomiting yellow fluid?
Yellow vomit can signal many diseases—acute gastritis, gastric ulcer, panleukopenia, coronavirus, pancreatitis, hepatitis, nephritis. Adjust diet first; if it persists without a dietary cause, see a vet for diagnosis.
My dog has vomiting, diarrhea, runny nose, lethargy, no eating/drinking, and bloody stool for two days
These symptoms strongly suggest an infectious disease such as distemper, coronavirus, or parvovirus, or possibly acute hemorrhagic gastroenteritis. Get a blood test and PCR to find the cause; infectious diseases are life-threatening, so treat promptly.
My dog has been diagnosed with coronavirus; it started with soft stool and after 3-4 days developed fever and vomiting
If coronavirus is suspected, take the dog to a vet for diagnosis and professional treatment. If it can still eat, treatment is usually subcutaneous anti-inflammatories plus antiemetics and interferon; if not, IV fluids are needed. Given the symptoms, seek vet care promptly.
The vet found feline panleukopenia (distemper); after treatment the cat came home with a very big belly and sleeps a lot, but no vomiting or diarrhea
After panleukopenia, a cat's immunity drops, and stress during treatment can trigger feline infectious peritonitis (FIP), since FIP comes from mutated coronavirus. If you suspect FIP, see a vet promptly.