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Dog vomited yellow foamy fluid fasting, now vomits and hiccups after changing feeding schedule
Vomiting and hiccups may be gastroenteritis or a digestive foreign body. Give pet anti-vomit and anti-inflammatory medicine, feed on a fixed schedule, and see a vet if no relief.
My dog has been like this since last night; I thought it overate but it is the same this morning
The photo shows no clear abnormality. Have the dog walk to check movement, and watch its stool, spirit, and appetite. If normal, it is fine; if it will not move, see a vet.
My dog keeps vomiting and throws up everything it eats
Vomiting has many causes needing different care. First fast it and give pet anti-vomit medicine and probiotics, then watch. If it continues, see a vet to avoid dehydration.
How to tell if a dog has recovered from parvovirus?
Recovered dogs show better appetite and energy with vomiting and diarrhea gone. A vet check of white blood cell levels confirms recovery. The cardiac form is rare and often fatal.
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.
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.
Dog convulsing, can’t move, no response to name
Convulsions with immobility may be poisoning, distemper, epilepsy, or calcium deficiency. Distemper shows runny nose, poor appetite; epilepsy also convulses; low calcium too. See a vet promptly for the cause.
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.
Lethargic tonight; temp 38.0 then 37.9 C; normal appetite; fed blueberries last night, slight diarrhea this morning, gave probiotics
Fever signs include high temp, fast breathing, red eyes, fast heartbeat, poor appetite. Normal temp is 37.5-39.5 C; 38 C is normal. Diarrhea may be dietary; fast and give probiotics; see a vet if no relief.