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My dog keeps vomiting thick yellow fluid, is lethargic, has a swollen chest, and makes choking sounds
Vomiting yellow fluid with a swollen chest and wheezing may point to a lung problem or other disease. See a vet at once — ongoing vomiting causes dehydration and wheezing can lead to suffocation; delaying is life-threatening.
My cat is vomiting yellow fluid with blood
A cat vomiting yellow fluid with blood can stem from indigestion, feline distemper virus, internal parasites, or gastroenteritis. Try brief fasting, give pet anti-inflammatory and anti-vomiting meds plus probiotics, and watch for improvement. If vomiting persists, see a vet.
What medication helps a vomiting cat?
Don't self-medicate - find the cause (hairball, parasites, gastritis, panleukopenia). Hairballs need malt paste; parasites need deworming; severe cases need a vet.
My older cat died of feline panleukopenia and now the kitten is vomiting long, kibble-like bits—what should I do?
If the older cat died of feline panleukopenia and the kitten shared the same environment, the kitten is highly likely to have been infected, since the virus is extremely contagious and can survive indoors for months. Isolate any infected cat immediately and keep other cats away from the area. Because the kitten is already showing symptoms, take it to a veterinary clinic promptly for examination and treatment.
Why is my one-month-old kitten vomiting white liquid after defecating?
Vomiting in cats can be caused by indigestion, dietary issues, internal parasites, or—in unvaccinated cats—infectious disease. Sudden food changes or unsuitable human foods like milk can upset the digestive system. If your kitten is otherwise alert, withhold food briefly to observe; seek care if vomiting continues.
My Cat Keeps Vomiting After a Food Change — Should I See a Vet?
Stop the new food, withhold food and water for 4–6 hours, then feed small frequent meals and add a pet probiotic; see a vet if vomiting continues.
Cat not eating for 2 days, vomiting yellow fluid, lethargic, losing weight fast
A cat that stops eating, drinks little, vomits yellow fluid, is lethargic and loses weight rapidly may have internal/external parasites, a digestive disease or liver problems. Its condition is poor, so see a vet promptly for diagnosis and targeted treatment; delayed care risks dehydration or shock.
After deworming my cat this morning, by afternoon it’s very sleepy, walks unsteadily, pupils sometimes dilated, low energy — but still eats, no vomiting
If a cat shows unsteady walking, sleepiness, and dilated pupils after deworming, suspect dewormer poisoning. Take it to a vet promptly — stomach pumping, IV detox, and liver/nerve support may be needed. Wipe the application site with alcohol to remove residue, and if a visit isn't possible, give water to dilute and promote excretion.
My dog hasn’t eaten properly in a long time — it only takes small bites of soft food like boiled egg, with no vomiting or diarrhea
Only eating soft food can point to dental problems, a swallowing disorder, or digestive issues. Check the mouth for abnormalities and test with other soft foods. If it will only eat soft food, there may be a chewing/swallowing problem — take it to a vet for further diagnosis.
My dog just started vomiting and having diarrhea today—what should I do?
Vomiting and diarrhea in dogs can result from gastroenteritis, parasites, viral infections, or contagious diseases. Have your dog examined by a vet to identify the cause, or use pet-specific antiemetic and antidiarrheal medication at home if a clinic visit isn't possible. Seek veterinary care promptly if symptoms don't improve.